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EPISODE · May 1, 2020 · 6 MIN

Untold Stories of Covid-19 by UQ Journalism Students

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The University of Queensland's journalism student Georgia Esplin asks, what actions do Indigenous communities in remote and urban settings take to deal with the potential spread of COVID-19. Interviews include Dr Mark Wenitong from Apunipima, which represents 17 Cape York communities, providing culturally appropriate, community controlled comprehensive primary health care and advocacy services to 11 communities and advocacy services only to the six Northern Peninsula Area communities. (photo courtesy 33 creative on indigenous.gov.au)

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