As Australia prepares to welcome 12,000 Syrian refugees, we should look clearly and dispassionately at why multiculturalism in Australia has been a success and what we can do to ensure it remains one.
The fact of the matter is, the arrangement we term multiculturalism in Australia is not the arrangement it describes in other countries.
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