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The extent and nature of disadvantage and inequity in rural and regional Victoria - 10-06-2010

Contibuted By: Jen

March 2010: The Rural and Regional Parliamentary Committee of Victoria conducted an Inquiry into the extent and nature of disadvantage and inequity in rural and regional Victoria. YACVic partnered with Victorian Rural Youth Services to develop a submission highlighting the disadvantage and inequity commonly experienced by young people in rural and regional Victoria. Read YACVic and the Victorian Rural Youth Services submission.

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