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Mary

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Mary is a passionate writer who brings creativity and a fresh perspective to our team. Her words have the power to captivate and inspire, making her an essential contributor to our content. Mary’s commitment to storytelling and dedication to promoting Indigenous culture ensures that her work touches the hearts of our readers. We’re fortunate to have her as part of our team.
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Art Centres: Hubs of Creativity and Cultural Preservation

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Join us to explore how art centres ignite creativity and preserve culture, shaping vibrant communities—discover what makes them essential today.
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  • 10. December 2025
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Aboriginal Health and Wellbeing: Community‑Led Solutions

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Outstanding community-led solutions are transforming Aboriginal health and wellbeing by empowering local voices—discover how they can foster lasting change.
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  • 10. December 2025
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Aboriginal Youth Programs Empowering Future Leaders

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Opportunity awaits in Aboriginal youth programs that empower future leaders—discover how connecting with your heritage can transform your life and community.
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  • 9. December 2025
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The Stolen Wages Campaign: Seeking Justice and Compensation

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The Stolen Wages Campaign fights to hold employers accountable for wage theft,…
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  • 9. December 2025
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Aboriginal Political Voices: From Oodgeroo Noonuccal to Contemporary Leaders

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Moving from Oodgeroo Noonuccal to today’s leaders, their stories reveal a powerful journey of resistance that continues to shape Australia’s future.
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  • 8. December 2025
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Language and Identity: Understanding Aboriginal English

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Navigating Aboriginal English reveals powerful links between language and cultural identity, inspiring deeper understanding of how words shape who we are and why it matters.
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  • 8. December 2025
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The Role of Aboriginal Corporations in Economic Empowerment

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Navigating the impact of Aboriginal corporations reveals how they foster economic independence and community resilience—discover their transformative role today.
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  • 7. December 2025
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Aboriginal Astronomy: Dreaming Stories in the Sky

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Curious about how Aboriginal Australians interpret the night sky through Dreaming stories that connect land, stars, and culture? Discover more.
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  • 7. December 2025
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Bushfire Management: Aboriginal Knowledge Saving Lives

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Keen to learn how Aboriginal fire practices safeguard communities and ecosystems through time-tested methods? Discover the powerful strategies that can save lives.
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  • 6. December 2025
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From Mission to Modernity: The Evolution of Aboriginal Education

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An exploration of how Aboriginal education has transformed from oppressive missions to inclusive, culturally respectful systems that empower Indigenous communities and redefine our shared history.
  • Mary
  • 6. December 2025
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Wurundjeri: Custodians of Melbourne’s Country

Sustaining ancient traditions amidst modern challenges, the Wurundjeri people’s story…
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  • 19. January 2026
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Ngarinyman Language and Culture: Preserving an Ancient Tongue

Cultural resilience shines through Ngarinyman language preservation efforts, inspiring…
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  • 19. January 2026
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Goolarabooloo: Protecting Country Against Industrial Projects

Loyal to their land and culture, Goolarabooloo's fight against industrial projects…
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Larrakia People: The Saltwater People of Darwin

Unlock the rich cultural heritage of the Larrakia people, the Saltwater custodians of…
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