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Article

The plan to strengthen Indigenous languages

Publisher
Federal government First Peoples languages Language proficiency Australia
Resources
The plan to strengthen Indigenous languages (IA link)
Description

In this article, Alexandra Grey, from UTS Law, examines the federal government's plan to strengthen Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages.

Publication Details
Copyright:
University of Technology Sydney 2021
License type:
All Rights Reserved
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
13 Dec 2021

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