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I Was Given a Chance to Be Useful – Instead I Am Left with Weeping Sores All Over My Body
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2019
I Was Given a Chance to Be Useful – Instead I Am Left with Weeping Sores All Over My Body
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'I’m driving up a corrugated red dirt track, hours from Broome, with two architects and three builders, into a remote part of the Kimberley. We are visiting a traditional owner, Bruno Dann, to help build him a shed. The Nyul Nyul elder won his native title claim recently, and it means he can finally build on his land.' (Introduction)
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https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/may/31/i-was-given-a-chance-to-be-useful-instead-i-am-left-with-weeping-sores-all-over-my-body
I Was Given a Chance to Be Useful – Instead I Am Left with Weeping Sores All Over My Body
The Guardian Australia
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- Kimberley area, North Western Australia, Western Australia,
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