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Hear from artists Dr Bronwyn Bancroft, Kyra Kum Sing and Kylie Caldwell as they discuss what Blak success looks like in a capitalistic world, and how mob hold space for ourself and each other.
Then, choreographer and playwright Henrietta Baird talks through her multidisciplinary work Plant A Promise.
Plus, Karina Lester and her daughter Larissa share the Yankunytjatjara name for 'magpie'.
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