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MUNGO MacCALLUM. Menzies’ ‘forgotten people’ and ‘forgotten issues’.
It is all very jolly for Turnbull’s troops to indulge in nostalgia and sentimentality, but they should realize that those times are gone forever. Few Australians were even alive to remember them, and the rest of us don’t want to … Continue reading
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Tagged forgotten people, mother country, Mungo MacCallum, Robert Menzies, Terra Nullius, White-Australia, women's rights
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