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'Kerrie Tim speaks about her family; health; mourning; his career in the public service; how life has changed for Aboriginal Australians in the past 30 years; reforms in Indigenous Affairs; leadership program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women; the importance of education; the Remote Service Delivery program; the Apology; Race Discrimination Act; work life balance; her motivation; mind maps of Indigenous knowledge; models of communication; diversity and changes in Indigenous identities and demographics; pursuing her goals.'

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  • Recorded on 10 February 2010 at Chapman, A.C.T.

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    • Canberra, Australian Capital Territory,: National Library of Australia , 2010 .
      Extent: 103 minp.
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      • Timed summary (5 p.) and uncorrected transcript (typescript, 60 leaves)

      Series: Seven Years On : Continuing Life Histories of Aboriginal Leaders Oral History Project National Library of Australia (publisher), 1995 series - publisher interview 'A set of interviews with established or emerging leaders in the Australian Aboriginal community to initially discuss their background, current work, personal views on how and why Aboriginal affairs have changed in their lifetime, and future changes needed or expected. A series of follow-up interviews will be held at intervals of seven years to discuss changes in Aboriginal affairs in the intervening period, the impact of these changes personally and professsionally, how their views may have changed, and their expectations for the future.' Source: Libraries Australia (Sighted 13/12/2007).
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