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Australia ranked as one of world's most inclusive countries

Tim Soutphommasane says Australia sets an example in inclusivity
File: Tim Soutphommasan at the National Press Club in Canberra. Source: AAP

The global survey has also found migrants who become citizens, speak English and have jobs are more likely to be accepted as "real Australians" than the corresponding levels in other countries.


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The global survey has also found migrants who become citizens, speak English and have jobs are more likely to be accepted as "real Australians" than the corresponding levels in other countries.



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