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n her own right and, in a connected Adelaide kind of way, is our Vice Chancellor's sister. I alsO acknowledge Judy's brother; Vice Chancellor, Mr Peter Rathien, Professor Jenny Shawifth"linister for rk Health, the Honourable Stephen Wade nd thAhadow Minister for Health, the Honourable Chris Picton. But mo