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Commonwealth Parliamentary Debate - Beazley, Kim
Kim Beazley.
The Leader of the Opposition expresses his support in Parliament for the October 1996 racial tolerance motion, though he says the ALP would have liked it to go further than the wording finally agreed to.
Created:
30 October 1996
Date Added:
10 March 2002
Source:
From: Parliament of Australia, House of Representatives, Official Hansard for 30 October 1996
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pdf (Acrobat Reader);
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Length:
4 pages
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