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'The Northern Territory is often remarked for its rich cultures and unique landscape. It is home to many Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians, and the overall population quickly growing. The city of Palmerston (approximately 21 kilometres from Darwin) is expanding at such a significant rate that a number of new suburbs (such as Bellamack) are being especially designed with consultation from residents about the construction of ‘place’. ...'

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    y separately published work icon Northern Territory Literary Awards 2011 Northern Territory Government , Northern Territory : Northern Territory Government , 2011 9885652 2011 selected work poetry prose

    his publication is a collection of poems, short stories and essays written by the finalists and winners of the 2011 Northern Territory Literary Awards.

         Northern Territory : Northern Territory Government , 2011     pg. 85-92 Section: Charles Darwin Unversity Essay Award
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