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Peter Greste spent 400 days in jail. Now he wants a register for journalists in Australia

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Former journalist Peter Greste spent 400 days in an Egyptian jail while working for Al Jazeera. Now, he has co-founded a body to define journalistic standards and press freedom in Australia.

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