Clare Wright’s History of the Bark Petitions Is a Work of Intimate Storytelling, Written with ‘Charismatic Authority’ single work   review  
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'Clare Wright’s Näku Dhäruk: The Bark Petitions – subtitled “how the people of Yirrkala changed the course of Australian democracy” – tells a story that is already well known.'

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