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What is the National Press Club?

The National Press Club is a prominent venue in Australia where significant political and public figures often deliver important speeches and announcements. It's a place where journalists gather, ensuring wide coverage of the speaker's message. Burke's decision to deliver his migration policy speech here highlights its importance and the government's desire for broad public awareness.

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