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The Australian National Maritime Museum's acquisition of a mysterious 19th-century ship's figurehead promises to unlock hidden chapters of Australia's maritime history.
Proud queer Guringai entrepreneur, Kaylene Langford discusses how she created a platform that's mentored over 500 Indigenous business leaders globally.
Plus for Word Up, Kurrama Elder Joan Ashburton from the Pilbara region of Western Australia shares a greeting word from her father’s language.
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