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Weather doesn’t hinder Naidoc celebrations

Byron Broome playing the didgeridoo at the IWC NAIDOC Week Block Party.

Despite the overcast conditions, the community came together at Boreham Park for the Indigenous Wellbeing Centre’s NAIDOC Block Party on […]

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