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The State of Australia’s Indigenous Languages – and How We Can Help People Speak Them More Often, Jane Simpson , single work

'In 1788 there were between 300 and 700 Indigenous languages spoken across Australia by millions of people, as shown in anthropologist Norman Tindale’s 1974 map. However in the Australian 2016 Census, only around 160 of these languages were reported as being spoken at home.' (Introduction)
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