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Just scoping out this, but there is only one live reliable reference (the Brisbane Times piece) in for this article, and the last activity related to this was in 2007. I don't think that there is enough of an ongoing significance to academia, or even academia at QUT, for this article to remain. In fact, there is already a better and more up-to-date version on the Michael Noonan article (which needs a bit of a cleanup to fix he-said-she-said). Does anyone have any objections to me listing this article for deletion? ItsPugle (talk) 02:34, 28 November 2021 (UTC)Reply
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