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    The document provides information for developing a speech on an issue related to Aboriginal land rights in Australia. It outlines the key GAPA elements to consider when crafting the speech: the author/speaker, their background and beliefs; the purpose or message of the speech; and the intended audience. For the issue of returning Aboriginal land, it lists potential speakers like the Prime Minister or Aboriginal leader Vincent Lingiarri, and their motivations. The audience would be the Australian people.

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    The document provides information for developing a speech on an issue related to Aboriginal land rights in Australia. It outlines the key GAPA elements to consider when crafting the speech: the author/speaker, their background and beliefs; the purpose or message of the speech; and the intended audience. For the issue of returning Aboriginal land, it lists potential speakers like the Prime Minister or Aboriginal leader Vincent Lingiarri, and their motivations. The audience would be the Australian people.

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    The document provides information for developing a speech on an issue related to Aboriginal land rights in Australia. It outlines the key GAPA elements to consider when crafting the speech: the author/speaker, their background and beliefs; the purpose or message of the speech; and the intended audience. For the issue of returning Aboriginal land, it lists potential speakers like the Prime Minister or Aboriginal leader Vincent Lingiarri, and their motivations. The audience would be the Australian people.

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    Theo Parrott
    The document provides information for developing a speech on an issue related to Aboriginal land rights in Australia. It outlines the key GAPA elements to consider when crafting the speech: the author/speaker, their background and beliefs; the purpose or message of the speech; and the intended audience. For the issue of returning Aboriginal land, it lists potential speakers like the Prime Minister or Aboriginal leader Vincent Lingiarri, and their motivations. The audience would be the Australian people.

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    From Little Things Big Things Grow ……… developing a speech idea.

    GAPA elements

    Author (the speechmaker) Purpose (What is the Audience (Who are they
    Think about the political view message? What are they speaking to? How will the
    of the speaker. Think about hoping to achieve with this message be shaped to have the
    their background or beliefs. speech?) most impact on the audience?
    What emotional appeals will
    work?)

    Gough Whitlam (Prime Minister To give the Aboriginal peoples The Australian peoples
    between 1972 and 1975) their land back. Also possibly to
    earn more votes from the more
    progressive youth in the next
    election.
    Lord Vestey (the head of the To keep his land and more
    Vestey Corporation that leased importantly his cheap labour
    the Aboriginal land from the workforce.
    Aust. Gov)
    A conservative politician
    Frank Hardy (writer and To give support to the
    communist who helped the Aboriginal people and his
    Gurindji people’s campaign). fellow Australians.
    Vincent Lingiarri (Aboriginal Originally to earn equal pay and
    leader who led the cause) decent living conditions similar
    to the white Australians for his
    people. This then extended to
    Lingiarri attempting to get his
    people’s land back.

    Took the Children Away ……… developing a speech idea.

    GAPA elements

    Author (the speechmaker) Purpose (What is the Audience (Who are they
    Think about the political view message? What are they speaking to? How will the
    of the speaker. Think about hoping to achieve with this message be shaped to have the
    their background or beliefs. speech?) most impact on the audience?
    What emotional appeals will
    work?)
    Treaty ……… developing a speech idea.

    GAPA elements

    Author (the speechmaker) Purpose (What is the Audience (Who are they
    Think about the political view message? What are they speaking to? How will the
    of the speaker. Think about hoping to achieve with this message be shaped to have the
    their background or beliefs. speech?) most impact on the audience?
    What emotional appeals will
    work?)

    Indigenous people

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