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Twenty-fifth anniversary of the Good Neighbour Council of South Australia
Gough Whitlam.
In a speech opening the 25th anniversary celebrations of South Australia’s Good Neighbour Council on 13 July 1974, the Prime Minister reviews his government’s achievements in migrant affairs and defends the controversial decision to reorganise the Department of Immigration.
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