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Equal Disappointment Opportunity?: Executive Summary
Karen Cummings; Beth Gibbings; Andrew Jakubowicz and Helen Meekosha.
Executive summary of this 1987 report, which examines issues of access for migrants to services of the federal Department of Community Services and finds some of the problems with these programs lie with the department itself.
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