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For the New Australia
Paul Keating.
In late 1996, the former Prime Minister warns against allowing fear, ignorance and prejudice to govern attitudes, saying the “myth of the monoculture” has no place in the new Australia.
Created:
11 November 1996
Date Added:
26 March 2002
Source:
Speech made at University of NSW, Kensington
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376K
Length:
14 pages
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