File:Harmony Day Pollies vs Professionals soccer match 28th February 2011 (5485103834).jpg

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Description Parliamentary Secretary for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs Senator Kate Lundy pulled on her football boots to promote Harmony Day in the Pollies v Professionals match. Senator Lundy led a bipartisan team of football-playing politicians including federal ministers Stephen Conroy, as well as Alan Griffin, Bert van Manen and Senator Steve Fielding. SBS presenter and former Socceroo Craig Foster led the Professionals, with team members including former Socceroos Kimon Taliadoris, Zeljko Kalac and David Zdrilic and SBS football personalities Les Murray and David Basheer.
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Author Kate Lundy from Canberra, Australia

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