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Galbally Report and its implications for the Ecumenical Migration Centre
Michele Langfield.
Michele Langfield writes in “The Ecumenical Migration Centre, Melbourne: The First Twenty Years” of the improvements in migrant services brought about because of the 1978 Galbally Report, but also points out shortcomings.
Created:
1996
Date Added:
26 March 2002
Source:
Excerpt from: Espresso Bar to EMC, a thiry-year history of the Ecumenical Mgiration Centre, Melbourne, Monash Publications in History No. 22, 1996
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