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Commonwealth Parliamentary Debate - Gareth Evans
Gareth Evans.
The Deputy Leader of the Opposition gives his support in Parliament to the October 1996 racial tolerance motion, though he regrets the lack of reference to multiculturalism and other elements which he says the ALP had wanted included.
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