A long way alright: Doris PilkingtonSaturday, 3 Jan 2009 | Awaye!
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Aunty Doris Pilkington is probably best known for writing a homecoming story like no other in Australian literature. [more]
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Aunty Doris Pilkington is probably best known for writing a homecoming story like no other in Australian literature. [more]
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The Kodja Place museum, based in Kojonup in the Great Southern region of Western Australia, brings together the stories of black and white rural Australia. [more]
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An Indigenous father and son, both steeped in politics and power, discuss their different responses to the apology from the Prime Minister to the Stolen Generations. [more]
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Maori people believe the body is derived from the earth, and returns to the ancestral earth at death—complete. [more]
His debut solo album has recently been described as the most beautiful recording ever made by an Aboriginal musician. [more]
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The word, 'sorry', has different meanings in Australian English and Aboriginal English. [more]
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Bush Telegraph for Friday December 26. [more]
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Bush Telegraph for Thursday December 25. [more]
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Nearly three quarters of Australia is desert, you know. [more]
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Bush Telegraph for Wednesday December 24. [more]
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