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* Contents derived from the 2024 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
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Celebrating the Freedom Riders,
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(p. 4)'Charles Perkins and the Freedom Riders were remembered in Kempsey recently, when community members gathered at the Charles Perkins memorial.'
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Indigenous Rights Advocate Remembered,
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obituary
(p. 5)'Indigenous rights trailblazer Lowitja O'Donoghue was one of a select few Australians of whom it could be confidently said change the course of the nation.'
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Celebrating First Nations Storytellers,
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(p. 12)'Featuring a deadly lineup of 80 First Nations artists, Melbourne's biannual First Nations literature festival Blak & Bright returns this month with more than 30 events spanning five days, the largest contemporary festival of its kind in Australia.'
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Fred's Keeping Language Alive,
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column
(p. 14)'Butchulla Songman Fred Leone has hit the ground running with a new collaborative project Yirinda.'
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Aunty Flo Brings Back the Sass,
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review
— Review of Goodbye Aunty Flo 2024 single work drama ;(p. 19)'Aboriginal theatre company Ilbijerri is set to tour Victoria this month with a play that puts women centerstage. The tour follows last Friday's International Women's Day celebrations that brought the issues and concerns of women to the fore once again.' -
Jimi Takes on New Role as Ambassador,
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(p. 24)'When Jimi Bani was growing up, his dream was to someday become a professional basketball player'
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Yothu Yindi Continues to Evolve,
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(p. 26)'Legendary and influential Northeast Arnhem Land music collective Yothu Yindi was a highlight of this year's Meanjin/Brisbane Other Music Festival at the Brisbane Powerhouse.'
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