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PHOTOGRAPH: 'IDENTITY PRIZED' LAUNCH 1985

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Black and white matt finished photograph taken at the launching of 'Identity Prized: a History of Subiaco' - author Dr. Ken Spillman. Left to right, Mayor of Subiaco, Western Australia Richard Diggins, Paolo Mecci, Mayor of Subiaco Italy, Sir Paul Hasluck past Governor-General of Australia who launched the book and Nicoletta Mecci, wife of the Mayor of Subiaco Italy. The launching of the history was timed to coincide wih the visit of the Italian dignitaries.

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cwa-org-43-2006.223

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DIGGINS Richard

City of Subiaco

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Historical

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-31.951203689754, 115.82336962064

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