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'Writer/performer Diat Alferink's autobiographical work Wakaid Girl Lyndhurst Kid is a story about nationhood, identity and reconciliation. It is a personal story about generosity of spirit, forgiveness and love told in intimate, cabaret performance style.' Source: http://www.tandanya.com.au (Sighted: 13/12/09)
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Premiered in Adelaide on July 6 2005
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Diat's Long Journey Home
2017
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— Appears in: Torres News , 6-12 November no. 1291 2017; (p. 7)'It's been along [sic] journey for Diat Alferink since 2005 when she first performed her critically acclaimed solo show Wakaid Girl Lyndhurst Kid in Adelaide.'
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NAIDOC Week Launching of Writer-Author's First Play
2005
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— Appears in: Koori Mail , 29 June no. 354 2005; (p. 51)
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NAIDOC Week Launching of Writer-Author's First Play
2005
single work
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— Appears in: Koori Mail , 29 June no. 354 2005; (p. 51) -
Diat's Long Journey Home
2017
single work
column
— Appears in: Torres News , 6-12 November no. 1291 2017; (p. 7)'It's been along [sic] journey for Diat Alferink since 2005 when she first performed her critically acclaimed solo show Wakaid Girl Lyndhurst Kid in Adelaide.'
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