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Commonwealth Parliamentary Debate: Government’s Position on Multiculturalism
Bob Hawke.
Prime Minister Bob Hawke defends his 1986 Budget and the cuts in it to multicultural programs and services and insists his government continues to be committed to multiculturalism.
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