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Radical roots in Fiji: The impact of colonialism on Don Dunstan

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2017

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Woollacott, Angela

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Griffith University

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Don Dunstan's birth and childhood in Fiji had a powerful impact on his passionate determination to work against racism and colonialism. It goes far to explain his pioneering work in Australia to prohibit racial discrimination and introduce Aboriginal land rights.

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https://hdl.handle.net/1885/733814708

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State of Hope: Griffith Review Edition 55

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