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'In Above Capricorn, 10 Aboriginal people from across the north of Australia tell their story. They vividly evoke their lives and their culture using their own words to describe experiences with which very few non-Aboriginal Australians will be familiar.'

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    y separately published work icon Koori Mail no. 75 4 May 1994 Z1811402 1994 newspaper issue 1994 pg. 17
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