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Fix this textNEW LAND, NEW
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Fix this textA project jointly funded by the NSW
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Fix this textNew Land New Law is a series of
Fix this textmultilingual programs for women about
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Fix this textWhen immigrant women arrive in
Fix this textAustralia they step into a new and often
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Fix this textof their backgrounds. Women from non-
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Fix this textThis multilingual radio series, pro- '
Fix this textduced by the Immigrant Women’s Resource
Fix this textCentre and 2SER-FM will provide women
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Fix this textTurkish, Spanish, Arabic and English.
Fix this textExperts from the legal and related
Fix this textsectors speak about legal rights, legal proc-
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Fix this text1. Australian Law - the legal system and
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Fix this text4. Violence in the Home and the Law
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Fix this text6. Working and the Law - work, outwork
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Fix this text10. Talkback Program - a chance for listen-
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Fix this textin the series are:
Fix this text• Khmer Mondays 10.30 am , March 5
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Fix this text• Arabic Fridays 6.30 pm March 2 - May 4
Fix this textPrograms in Spanish, Turkish, Arabic
Fix this text& English will be broadcast from June.
Fix this textContact 2SER-FM for details
Fix this textThese programs are also available for
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Fix this textThis is the Fifth year of 2SER-FM’s
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Fix this textEach program involves lecturers at
Fix this textUNE in Armidale, discussing coursework
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Fix this textThe program is also relayed ‘live’ to
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Fix this textThis year, the series will have a new
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Fix this textthe UNE’s Northern Rivers campus in Lis-
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Fix this textAssuming Telecom and our own people
Fix this textmanage to connect all the right places at the
Fix this textright time, the programs will be:
Fix this textMarch 5: 8 pm: When did our ances-
Fix this texttors start to eat meat?, Dr. lan Davidson in
Fix this textArmidale (Archeology). 9 pm: The Bronze
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Fix this textMarch 12: 8 pm: Human Impact on
Fix this textthe Australian Continent, Dr. Harry Re-
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Fix this textArmidale (URP/Geography).
Fix this textMarch 19: 8 pm: Entrepreneurship,
Fix this textProfessor Geoff Meredith, Armidale. 9 pm:
Fix this textConsumer Behaviour - Business Impacts,
Fix this textPeter Vitaris at Northern Rivers, Lismore
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Fix this textMarch 26: 8 pm: Forests and For-
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Fix this textMngt/Eco Mngt). 9 pm: Alternate Dispute
Fix this textResolution, Tony Smith, Orange (Farm
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Fix this textApril 2:8 pm: The Green Revolution,
Fix this textDr. Harry Recher in Armidale (Res Mngt/
Fix this textEco Mngt). 9 pm: Subtropical Fruits, John
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Fix this textMedia, Women and Drug Education”.
Fix this textThe project will comprise research
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Fix this textclarify and give personal meaning to the
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Fix this textIt's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
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