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In 1982 Goanna released Solid Rock, a song that changed the way Australia talked about it's relationship to it's Indigenous people. So where did it come from and where does it still stand?
On this episode of How We Got Here I sit down with Shane Howard, the lead singer of Goanna to discuss.
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Host: David Thom
Music: Anya Haywood, Goanna
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