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1979
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15 February
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1979
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18 September
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1979
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Don Dunstan
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David Tonkin
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Australian Labor Party
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AO
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8 November
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1928
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3 January
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2004
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Australian
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Premier of South Australia
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1979
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18 September
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1979
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Australian Labor Party
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1941
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Australian Army
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Korean War
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mentioned in dispatches
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Japan
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Malaya
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New Guinea
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1961
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South Australian House of Assembly
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Frank Walsh
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Don Dunstan
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LCL
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Martin Cameron
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Steele Hall
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Tom Stott
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Don Dunstan
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1970
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Catholic
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abortion
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homosexuality
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February 15
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1979
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1982
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cancer
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2004
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Don Dunstan
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Premier of South Australia
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David Tonkin
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Don Dunstan
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Australian Labor Party
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John Bannon
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Dutton
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Blyth
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Hart
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Strangways
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Hill
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Hill
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