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Papua New Guinea and Australia: PNG Perspectives, tape 1

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ANU Instructional Resources Unit (1975-1996)
ANU Centre for Continuing Education
Australian Foundation for the Peoples of the South Pacific
Speaker: Peter Henry Karmel (1922-2008)
Speaker: Gordon Glen Denton Scholes (1931?2018)
Speaker: Sir Rabbie Langanai Namaliu (1947-2023)
Speaker: Peter Stephen Wilenski (1939?1994)
Speaker: Utula Samana

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Side A. 1. Official welcome by ANU Vice-Chancellor, Professor Karmel. -- 2. Opening of conference by The Honourable Gordon Scholes, Australian Minister for Defence, acting Minister for Foreign Affairs. -- 3. Keynote address by The Honourable Rabbie L. Namaliu, titled "The content and context of the special relationship between Papua New Guinea and Australia". -- Side B. 1. Continuation of keynote address by Rabbie Namaliu, followed by questions. -- 2. Session titled "PNG Development Issues". Speakers include Dr Peter Wilenski and Utula Samana. -- Recorded at University House, 13 September 1984.

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Series 51 - ANU Instructional Resources Unit Sound Recordings
Item 84100 - Papua New Guinea Perspectives: PNG and Australia. Tape 1. Recorded 13/09/1984

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1984

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Open Access

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This audio recording is provided for research purposes only and must not be reproduced without the prior permission of the Archives Program, Australian National University

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