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Article Category: Research Article

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Online Publication Date: 01 Oct 1987

The Appraisal and Scheduling of Government Records: A New Approach by the Australian Archives

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Page Range: 591 – 597

DOI: 10.17723/aarc.50.4.p128611m176244q0

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