Deadly Justice Ep20 Scott Wilson

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This episode, we hear from Scott Wilson, who is a Gooniyandi, Gadgerong man with ties to Muludja community and Kununurra. He is currently living in Broome. Scott graduated from UWA with a bachelor’s degree majoring in Anthropology a few years ago and is now expanding his two companies in Film, Television and Events called ICE CREAM PRODUCTIONS and Yoowarni with a partnership with Emmy Award Winning Company, Northern Pictures. Scott is passionate about creating a positive future for Aboriginal people all over Australia. We hear about how Scott has managed to overcome adversity and pick himself up when times get tough.

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