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Issue Details: First known date: 2018... no. 677 30 May 2018 of Koori Mail est. 1991 Koori Mail
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* Contents derived from the 2018 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
From the Heart, Darren Coyne , single work column

'Supporters of the Uluru Statement from the Heart door-knocked Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's Wentworth electorate in Sydney's eastern suburbs last Saturday - Sorry Day - as part of a growing 'people's movement' calling for constitutional reform.' 

(p. 1, 3)
Dark Emu Comes to the Community, single work column

'Inspired by Bruce Pascoe's award-winning book of the same name, Bangarra Dance Theatre's Dark Emu explores the vital life force of flora and fauna and challenges the 'hunter-gatherer' myth of pre-colonial Aboriginal Australians.' 

(p. 7)
Elders Keeping the Language Alive, single work column

'When Pertame Elder Christobel Swan was young, she was punished by white people for speaking her own language.' 

(p. 10)
Ferguson to Get a Statue, Darren Coyne , single work column

'With the Federal Government set to spend $3 million on a statue of Captain James Cook, the family of William Ferguson are oping to raise just $20,000 for a monument to honour the Indigenous leader.' 

(p. 10)
Suicide a Revealing Theme for Playwright, Liina Flynn , single work column

'When one of the cousins in her family committed suicide, as the oldest of her generation, Larrakia woman Jada Alberts felt a sense of responsibility.'

(p. 11)
The Dreamtime Takes Centre Stage at NIDA, single work column

'Characters from Australia's Indigenous cultures will be the centre od drama in a new open course for schools from the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA).'

(p. 18)

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