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Fleeing from domestic violence and catching the Indian Pacific train to Perth. Levi Islam certainly faced difficult circumstances in the early years of his life. But an active choice to tread his own path including learning to play the didgeridoo (albeit with some odd advice on how to) and helping those in today's jail system, has led Levi to be a leader with a different perspective and insights.
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