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Sep 17, 2019 40 min

Strong Voices 16-09-19

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On today's program: - Melbourne based academic Lynne Kelly author of two important books memory code and memory craft which look at the best memory techniques that humans have ever devised discusses the transfer of traditional Aboriginal knowledge. - Members of the Tasmanian Aboriginal community have labelled a bill which would see penalties imposed due to the usage of unofficial place names in the State as cultural genocide. - Coalition of Peak Aboriginal organisations discuss a new national agreement with government which aim to close the gap between first nations peoples and non-indigenous Australians.

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