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When Australia emerged from recession in 1983, it did so with the second highest levels of child poverty in the OECD. Throughout the 1980s, welfare groups such as the Brotherhood of St Laurence…drew repeated attention to the existence of child poverty…In 1986 the Federal Government… was willing not only to concede that child poverty was a problem, but that by “1990, no Australian child would be living in poverty”. ~ Carter, Jan. (ed.) Measuring Child Poverty (1991) p.iii
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