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Title: Pat Slater
Type: Image
Date: 1 February 1984

Title: Patrick Alfred Pierce Moran
Type: Image

Title: Patrick Desmond Fitzgerald Murray
Type: Image

Title: Patton, Reuben Portrait
Type: Image

Title: Pescott, Richard Thomas Martin Portrait
Type: Image

Title: Peter Blamey: Australia Hears
Type: Image
Source: Science in Public website. http://www.scienceinpublic.com.au/

Title: Peter Brady, Norman Brady, Colin Brady
Type: Image

Title: Peter Stewart the first in the world to have bilateral cochlear implants
Type: Image
Date: 1989
Source: Graeme Clark

Title: Phillip Garth Law in Antarctica
Type: Image
Repository: National Library of Australia Manuscript Collection

Title: Photograph showing Rod Saunders speaking with his wife using the first speech processor developed by the University of Melbourne's Department of Otolaryngology
Type: Image
Source: Graeme Clark Foundation website http://graemeclarkfoundation.org/how-the-cochlear-implant-bionic-ear-functions/

Title: Princes Wharf, Hobart
Type: Image

Title: Professor Graeme M. Clark AC, FAA, FRS, Hon. FRCS: Curriculum Vitae
Type: Document

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