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Issue Details: First known date: 2016... 2016 Legendary First Nations Broadcaster Tiga Bayles Passes Away, Aged 62
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'Australia’s most prominent First Nations broadcaster, Brisbane-based Tiga Bayles, has passed away early this morning. Following is a statement issued by the Brisbane Indigenous Media Association on behalf of his family.'

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First known date: 2016
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    Posted April 17, 2016
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