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Japarta

A Japanese student is tasked by Gurindji Elders in the Northern Territory to take their story to the world.

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Lee Whitmore
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Curtis Levy
$300
Janet Greason
$50
Megan McMurchy
$200
Ann Curthoys
$500
Lynette Russell
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Alison Holland
$200
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Lynette Russell
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Alun Jackson
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Bill Blaikie
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Ray Edmondson
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Helen Carmichael
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Judy Wolff
$145
Ryo Shimizu
$100
Catherine Dwyer
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Brett Yeats
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Judith Wolff
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