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Deck to deck
Brisbane City Council.
Link to a Brisbane City Council community website which tells the stories of migrant families, with "decks" symbolic of their travels to their new homes, of the lifestyles they have taken up in Brisbane, and of the city's cultural links with the world.
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unknown
Date Added:
09 February 2006
Source:
Brisbane City Council: Brisbane Stories
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pdf (Acrobat Reader);
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1 page
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