<p>Historian and Director of the Australian National Dictionary Centre Amanda Laugesen has chronicled the linguistic history of Australia, in 100 words.</p><ul><li>Guest: Amanda Laugesen, lexicographer, ANU</li><li>Producer: Helen Pitt</li></ul>

Historian and Director of the Australian National Dictionary Centre Amanda Laugesen has chronicled the linguistic history of Australia, in 100 words.Guest: Amanda Laugesen, lexicographer, ANUProducer: Helen Pitt

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