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Aussie Life

Aussie life

17 April 2021

9:00 AM

17 April 2021

9:00 AM

In a recent edition of The Drum on the ABC, host Ellen Fanning addressed the issue of Aboriginal deaths in custody and, to assist her in seeking out the truth, had four members of the wokerati including Dr Chelsea Watego on the panel. Chelsea describes herself as a ‘Munanjahli and South Sea Island woman’ and is an academic at the University of Queensland who doesn’t have a lot of time for mainstream media.

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