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Recognising the work of Gunditjmara

Chris Saunders, Uncle Michael 'Mookeye' Bell, Braydon Saunders, John Bell, Keicha Day, Claudette Lovett and co-ordinator Staycee Charles. (Cathy Norris: 530829)

BETWEEN 40 and 50 people attended the Survival Day community event at Melville Oval on January 26 which featured an […]

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