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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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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.
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  • 6. December 2025
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Cathy Freeman and the Power of Sport to Inspire Change

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Gazing at Cathy Freeman’s inspiring story reveals how sport can ignite societal change and unite communities in powerful, unexpected ways.
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  • 5. December 2025
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Healing Through Art: Aboriginal Artists Telling Their Stories

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By exploring how Aboriginal artists use art to heal and share their stories, you’ll discover the powerful ways they reclaim identity and resilience.
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  • 5. December 2025
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Aboriginal Radio: Voices Telling Their Own Stories

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Lifting voices and sharing traditions, Aboriginal radio stations empower communities to preserve their stories—discover how they keep culture alive.
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  • 4. December 2025
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Life on Country: Aboriginal Homelands and Community Life

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Proudly connected to land and culture, life on Country reveals deep traditions that sustain community and identity—discover how this vibrant way of life endures.
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  • 4. December 2025
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Aboriginal Flag: Symbols, History, and Meaning

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Discover the rich symbols, history, and profound meaning behind the Aboriginal Flag that reveals more than meets the eye.
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  • 3. December 2025
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Mabo and Native Title: Changing the Legal Landscape

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Cultural recognition and legal change collide in the Mabo case, transforming Indigenous land rights—discover how this landmark decision continues to shape Australia today.
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  • 3. December 2025
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The Impact of the Stolen Generations: Healing and Justice

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Lurking beneath the surface of history, the impact of the Stolen Generations reveals deep wounds; understanding the path to healing and justice is essential.
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  • 2. December 2025
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Dreamtime Stories: Understanding the Creation Narratives

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I invite you to explore Dreamtime stories that reveal the profound origins of life, land, and spirit—discovering meanings that might just change your perspective forever.
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  • 2. December 2025
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Koori Communities of Victoria: History and Contemporary Life

Gather insights into how Koori communities of Victoria preserve their rich history and…
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  • 15. January 2026
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Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara Peoples: Life in the Central Desert

Offering a glimpse into Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara life, discover how Dreamtime…
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Warlpiri People: Language, Sign and Ceremony

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Gunaikurnai People: Protecting Gippsland’s Heritage

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