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Chaos in the Arts,
single work
essay
(p. 11-12)'The author focuses on the differences of the life of the Australians between Generation X, baby boomers, and between-wars generation. Topics discussed include the difference brought by good policy to economic development, employment, and education, the issue concerning the National Program for Excellence in the Arts, and the growth of the arts and culture industry.' (Publication abstract)
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Rom Watangu,
single work
essay
(p. 18-29)'The article offers the author's insights on the song cycles and its importance in the everyday life of Yolngu people. The author discusses the work and life balance of Yolngu people, the flow of wealth and prosperity, and the complexities of white Americans. The author also mentions the Community Development and Employment Projects (CDEP )for Aboriginal people.' (Publication abstract)
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Songs to Live By,
single work
essay
(p. 30-35)
'The article offers the author's insights on the importance of traditional Aboriginal songs in the cultural identity of Arrernte people. The author discusses the lack of written languages for Aboriginal Australians, the song cycles recorded by Arrernte women, and the significant changes in the cultural traditions. The author also mentions the Arrernte Women's Project camp that aims to preserve the recorded songs of Arrernte women.' (Publication abstract)
- Through the Windows, single work essay (p. 48-50)
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Mirrors to the Landscape,
single work
review
— Review of Cleverman 2016 series - publisher film/TV ; Goldstone 2016 single work film/TV ; (p. 52-53) -
Smart Black Man with a Plan,
single work
essay
(p. 54-55)'The article offers information on Aboriginal rapper Adam Briggs. The rapper who acts on the television series "Cleverman" released two solo albums including "The Blacklist" and "Sheplife." Also mentioned is the musical duo A.B. Original consists of Briggs and his fellow rapper and producer Daniel Rankine.' (Publication abstract)
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