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Friday essay: thriving societies produce great books – can Australia keep up?

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imageArgentinian artist Raul Lemesoff drives his vehicle called "Arma de Instruccion Masiva" (weapon of mass instruction) through Buenos Aries. What is Australia doing to protect its publishing industry?Marcos Brindicci

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