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Issue Details: First known date: 2019... no. 706 31 July 2019 of Koori Mail est. 1991 Koori Mail
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Helpmann Awards Recognise Our Finest, single work column
Aboriginal performers and shows shone at the recent Helpmann Awards, which recognise Australia's best in performing arts and live entertainment.'

 (Introduction)

(p. 4)
Kev Carmody Takes Out Helpmann Award, single work column
'Indigenous singer-songwriter Kev Carmody whos works have become ingrained in Australian culture, has taken out a top prize at the 19th annual Helpmann Awards. (Introduction)
(p. 11)
Exhibition Tells Story of the Survival of Our Languages, single work column
'To mark the International Year of Indigenous Languages, the State Library of NSW is staging a major exhibition to celebrate the strength, diversity and richness of Aboriginal languages in NSW.' (Introduction)
(p. 13)
The Black Politiciani"At elections she had vowed", N. Lawrence , single work poetry (p. 23)
Let's Combine Classroom Learning with Learning on Country for Kids, Josie Ningali Lawford , single work column
'Education in the early years is incredibly important for all children. This year's theme for National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children's Day, August 4, is 'We Play, We Learn, We Belong. The 2019 Children's Day Ambassador is Nanna from the children's animated series Little J & Big Cuz. The voice of Nanna, Ningali Lawford, reflects on what playing, learning and belonging mean to Aboriginal children.' (Introduction)
(p. 25)
Uncle Jack Shares His Story of Becoming a Born Again Blackfella, single work
'This year's Byron Writers Festival, held on Arakwal country at Byron Bay on the NSW north mast. has a number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander writers and artists on the program. '(Introduction)
(p. 38)
Festival Celebrates Blak & Bright Writers, single work column
'Australia's only literary festival dedicated to showcasing First Nations writers and stories, Blak & Bright First Nations Literary Festival, is returning to Melbourne in September.' (Introduction)
 
(p. 38)

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