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Don Dunstan Foundation
Level 3, 230 North Terrace
THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SA 5005
AUSTRALIA
Email

Telephone: +61 8 8313 3364
Facsimile: +61 8 8313 6309

 

 

University Partners

The University of Adelaide

Flinders University

 

Resources

The Dunstan Foundation resources can link you with a rich collection of information for those interested in Don Dunstan the man, social justice, social policy and the activities of the Don Dunstan Foundation. 

If you are unable to find what you are looking for below please contact the Dunstan Foundation on +61 8 8313 3364.

 

Dunstan Foundation Resources 

Speeches, articles & publications

Links to transcripts, articles and publications from the Dunstan Foundation's past projects and events. [read more]

Dunstan Foundation Newsletters

Current and past editions of the regular Dunstan Foundation newsletter. [read more]

Dunstan Papers

The Dunstan Papers contribute to debate related to our core values - respect for human rights and indigenous people, and the pursuit of social justice, cultural diversity and inclusive governance. [read more]

 

External Resources

Flinders University - Dunstan Collection

A collection of private papers, photographs, audiovisual material, press clippings, regalia and books relating to the inspirational political leaders of the 70s, the late Don Dunstan.  [read more]

Dunstan Oral History Project

A collection of interviews with those who worked closely with Don Dunstan during his period of political leadership. [read more]

State of South Australia

State of South Australia provides analysis and reflection on the major social, economic, cultural and political trends and policy challenges facing South Australia.[read more]

SAPO  (South Australia Policy Online)

South Australian Policy Online is an interactive website linking researchers and public policy makers in South Australia. [read more]


Project

Refugee

Refugee Research Project
Bringing together researchers from all 3 South Australian Universities to investigate and develop a fuller understanding of the life of a refugee through their journey from their homeland to establishing a life in South Australia.