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First Biennial Meeting of AIMA - Opening Address
Ian MacPhee.
In this address to the members of AIMA in 1981, the Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs Ian MacPhee speaks of the role of the Institute in helping achieve a balance between acceptance of the diversity of migrants on the one hand, and on the other - their critical role in being part of the creation of a distinctive Australian culture.
Created:
30 November 1981
Date Added:
26 March 2002
Source:
Opening Address The Australian Institute of Multicultural Affairs
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267K
Length:
8 pages
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