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Bottomless Looks at Breaking the Booze Cycle,
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'Actor Uncle Jack Charles reckons Bottomless, the new play he is acting in for Melbourne's fortyfivedownstairs theatre, "will be a hoot".
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New TV Series Taps Pool of Talent,
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'New drama series Black B*tch (Working Title) starring Deborah Mailman and Rachel Griffith will be coming to ABC television next year.'
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Free Exhibition Celebrates the Cleverman Series,
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'When Ryan Griffen's Indigenous superhero series Cleverman stormed onto Australian screens in 2016 it marked itself out as a dystopian sci-fi show with a difference.'
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Bennelong Ready to Tour Australia,
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'The story of Bennelong - one of the first Aboriginal men to be captured and taken from his people - will be told in regional Australia next year.'
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Our Media Show Its Very Best,
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'First Nations Media Australia chair Aunty Dot West and Umeewarra Media's Uncle Vince Coulthard took out the major prizes at the inaugural First Nations Media Awards in Sydney.'
- My Childhood The Stolen Generationi"Growing up as an Aboriginal Child", single work poetry (p. 23)
- This Face Is Minei"This face is mine", single work poetry (p. 23)
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Little J and Big Cuz Win Diversity Screen Award,
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'Little J and Big Cuz, Australia's first animated series for Indigenous children, has won the inaugural Screen Diversity and Inclusion Network (SDIN) Award.'
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Stories of the Land Celebrate Our First Hero,
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'The art of Lardil artist Goobalathaldin Dick Roughsey (1920-1985) had its origins in bark painting - but the late artist is known as one of the pioneers of the modern style of Indigenous painting using oils and acrylics during the 1970s.'
