Force for good: how Indigenous Australians have enriched football

from National Museum of Australia – Audio on demand program Hosted by Che Cockatoo-Collins, Dr Sean Gorman, John Harms, and Dr David Headon

Date recorded: 15 September 2009. This is a forum on how Indigenous Australians have enriched Australian Rules football, and the social significance of their participation. Speakers include players, academics and sports commentators.

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