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 Post subject: Education in the Yirrkala Area, 1999 HREOC report
PostPosted: Mon Feb 25, 2008 8:18 pm 
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Found this on my hard drive which I'm cleaning up if anyone might be interested in reading it. It was a while ago since I helped research and write it, not sure what changes have occurred since and hope it wasn't all in vain...

Our Children, Language, Land and Identity: Our Most Precious Resources

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 Post subject: Re: Education in the Yirrkala Area, 1999 HREOC report
PostPosted: Wed Feb 27, 2008 7:43 am 
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ididjaustralia wrote:
Found this on my hard drive which I'm cleaning up if anyone might be interested in reading it. It was a while ago since I helped research and write it, not sure what changes have occurred since and hope it wasn't all in vain...

Our Children, Language, Land and Identity: Our Most Precious Resources

Guan


Hey Guan, this looks really interesting. I will definitely take a look.

Hope you're good,

Dan

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