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* Contents derived from the 2019 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
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30 Years of Telling Our Stories through Dance,
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(p. 1, 26-29)'Bangarra in the Wiradjuri language translates as 'to make fire'. And since its conception in 1989, Bangarra has been making fire, sharing stories with community members and wider audiences, on a journey spanning language, oceans, spirits and ancestry.'
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Mystery Road Wins Award,
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(p. 3)'Cast members of landmark ABC drama Mystery Road have been celebrated at the annual Equity Ensemble Awards, which honour outstanding performances by Australian actors.'
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Images of Women Feature at UN Exhibition,
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(p. 5)'Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner June Oscar launched a special exhibition at the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, Switzerland, last month.'
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NAIDOC Programs to Hit Our Screens,
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(p. 6)'She Who Must Be Loved is airing as part of NITVs NAIDOC programming on Sunday, July 14, at 8:30pm. The special documentary recently aired at Sydney Film Festival and was awarded the Best Australian Documentary prize by the Documentary Foundation.'
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Award Recoginses Outstanding Contribution,
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(p. 7)'Young Aboriginal woman Rona Glynn-McDonald has been recognised with the highest accolade a young person can achieve for social action or humanitarian efforts - the Diana Award.'
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Exhibition Remembers the Extraordinary Mum Shirl,
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(p. 8)'Shirley Smith, better known as Mum Shirl, was a Wiradjuri woman brought up by her grandparents in Cowra, NSW.'
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Activist Bill Ferguson Is an Icon of Our Struggle,
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(p. 18)'Pioneering Wiradjuri activist Bill (William) Ferguson is back in town and standing tall upon his iconic soapbox, proudly exuding his spirit for all eternity, and all Australians.'
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Storyteller Shares Our Culture on Global Stage,
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(p. 21)'Tony Briggs has been a busy man for the past 25 years. Gracing the stage and TV screens on groundbreaking programs such as Cleverman on the ABC, writing and producing, and being a dad.'
- Voice Treaty Truthi"Who cares about my black", single work poetry (p. 23)
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Marlanie on Centre Stage for Barking Gecko Show,
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(p. 37)'Nyikina woman Marlanie Haerewa, from Derby, Western Australia, is starring in Barking Gecko's production of children's play My Robot.'
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Balnaves Seeks New Writers,
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(p. 37)'Belvoir is now accepting entries for the Balnaves Foundation Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Fellowship, a launching pad for new talent with a $25.000 paid residency at Belvoir in Sydney.'
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