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Many reasons to celebrate

Barkly MP Steve Edgington (middle) with Winanjjikari Musicians and Production Team (L-R) Brayden Ward, Dirk Kelly, Brenton Dixon, Darron Weston

NAIDOC Week has dominated the social calendar around the Territory, and it’s been fantastic to be back in the Barkly […]

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