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A hands-on education into the First Nations art industry

STUDENTS: The new course on offer is set to prepare young Central Australians for a role with the new National Aboriginal Art Gallery. PIC: Supplied 403488_01

A new Vocational Education and Training course is set to prepare Alice Springs students for a career with the future […]

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