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In 2004 we published a lengthy analysis of the role of non-government organisations under the Howard Government called ‘Silencing dissent’. In 2011 we were one of the first to provide a detailed critique of the view that everyone benefits from a mining boom in our paper ‘Mining the truth: the rhetoric and reality of the commodities boom’.
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And in 2012 we would like to do more!
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