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Head to AIATSIS Summit 2026 with AIATSIS CEO Leonard Hill, and mob from across the country as they reflect on "Our Truth, Our Power, Our Future".
Then award-winning Noongar director Ian Michael shares his hopes for the future of Indigenous arts, as Awaye kickstarts its 50 Years of Deadly series.
Plus for Word Up meet a Ngardi language legend.
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