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Australia is the only Western liberal democracy that does not have a Bill of Rights Repressive legislation, racism and the move to the extreme right, here and across the world, have resulted in the loss […]
A Social Policies Connections forum featuring Sister Pat Fox Sr Pat Fox grew up in Box Hill, and joined the Sisters of Sion in 1969. She began by working with street kids and women in […]
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