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This article outlines the role of libraries in ensuring the free flow of information and upholding freedom of the press. It was written in response to the 2019 raids on journalist's homes and news corporations by the Australian Federal Police.

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2019-01-01

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  • Textual creative work

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  • Essay or article

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Incite

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Australian Library and Information Association

Place of publication, exhibition, or creation

Deakin, ACT, Australia

Volume

40

Issue

9/10

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1p. (p. 30-30)

ISSN

0158-0876

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    Press FreedomLibrariesLibrarianship

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