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Issue Details: First known date: 2018... vol. 8 no. 1 April 2018 of Land Rights News est. 1983 Land Rights News
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Contents

* Contents derived from the , 2018 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
These Bush Teachers’ Book is A Lesson in Determination, single work column

'Seven remarkable Central Australian teachers have written up their education journeys to inspire another generation of Aboriginal teachers.'

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 (p. 10)
Sharing Their Past with The Future, single work column

'Traditional owners of the Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park are making sure their songs, stories and historical images will always be there for those who should have access to them.'

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 (p. 13)
“I Felt Fear, As if My Grandfather Was in Me', single work column

'If you are planning to commemorate the Coniston Massacre next August, chances are you will run into Hamilton Japaljarri Morris . The Yuendumu-born lead actor in Warwick Thornton’s award-winning western Sweet Country feels a strong personal connection to the ‘killing times’ 90 years ago.'

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 (p. 25)
“We Were Radicals in Those Days", single work column

'Francis Kelly and Tracker Tilmouth were childhood friends, tearing around the East Side of Alice Springs on donkeys and nicked bikes. Asked by Tracker’s family to launch Alexis Wright’s award winning biography of the late Central Land Council director the current chair accepted in a heartbeat.'

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 (p. 25)
The Kimberley Fires Up Botswana, single work column

'The traditional fire knowledge of Indigenous Australians, now recognised as an important factor in the environmental management of country, is being exported to southern Africa.'

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 (p. 27)
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