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RANGE: No. 1 (June 22, 1923)-no. 1032 (Aug. 29, 1939).
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FREQUENCY: Weekly.
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Continued by Tribune (Sydney, N.S.W.).
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Official organ of the Communist Party of Australia.
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Continues Communist (Sydney, N.S.W. : 1921-1923).
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