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Miranda Lai

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Translation and interpretation studiesEnvironment and culture

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|Apr 12, 2021

Communicating National Disability Insurance Scheme - Exploring Interpreters' Perspective.

Miranda Lai

|Aug 29, 2020

Professional Interpreters and Vicarious Trauma: An Australian Perspective.

Miranda Lai, Susie Costello

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