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Rudd Needs to Finesse Indigenous Apology: Prime Minister Kevin Rudd admits he is still working on the words he will use for the national apology to Indigenous Australians

J Hall, T. Lester, Brian E. Butler, Tony Abbott, Les Maelzer

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Prime Minister Kevin Rudd admits he is still working on the words he will use for the national apology to Indigenous Australians. The Federal Opposition insists the term Stolen Generation is not ac...

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Prime Minister Kevin Rudd admits he is still working on the words he will use for the national apology to Indigenous Australians. The Federal Opposition insists the term Stolen Generation is not ac...

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Prime Minister Kevin Rudd admits he is still working on the words he will use for the national apology to Indigenous Australians. The Federal Opposition insists the term Stolen Generation is not ac...

Key concepts: Prime minister, Indigenous, Political science, Opposition (politics), Law, Politics, Biology, Ecology

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