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an opportunity for marginalised groups in society to be heard as they explored ideas regarding issues of racism and multiculturalism, challenging the concept of Australia being an egalitarianism society. David Williamson’s controversial play ‘The Removalist’ written in 1971 and Jack Davis’ play ‘No sugar’ written in 1985, bring to the fore a variety of societal concerns, which were, predominate within their contexts. As a class, we further developed these ideas to expound the social concerns of corruption
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