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Wogs Still Out of Work: Australian Television Comedy as Colonial Discourse
Tony Mitchell.
This 1992 article says much of the television comedy about migrants confirms negative stereotypes about migrant groups, and explores the changes that occurred when the stage show Wogs out of Work was adapted to fit the requirements of TV and became Acropolis Now.
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