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This column reports on the campaign to recognise the wattle as Australia's floral emblem and makes the point that the campaign was initiated by a migrant, Maria Hitchcock (née Celovic), whose father was Croatian and mother Rumanian. She was born in Austria and came to Australia with her parents when she was eight years old.
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A Victory for the Wattle
