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Federal Budget 1986/87 Implications for Ethnic Affairs
Ethnos magazine.
An analysis of the 1986 Federal Budget in Ethnos, the magazine of the NSW Ethnic Affairs Commission, concludes that the federal commitment to multiculturalism is vanishing, with the Budget marking the end of the government’s support for multicultural programs and services.
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