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Principles for Tasmania's Culturally Diverse Society
Government of Tasmania.
The principles governing Tasmania’s ethnic affairs policy, published in 1994, which aim to guide the development of policies and services in the public sector, through the State’s Office of Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs.
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