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I feel connected to my country and am glad out culture is being passed down
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : Aug. 19, 2024 - 12:22
Daniella grew up in Lismore, on Bundjalung country, but her family is from Baryulgil. A town with a history of asbestos mining that devastated her ancestors and culture. Daniella talks through the journey of reconnecting with the land of her people.