NAIDOC WEEK 2020: Ballarat youth question 'being Indigenous'

Melanie Whelan
Updated November 10 2020 - 7:29am, first published 7:22am
SPOTLIGHT: Inala Wise (Wemba Wemba nation) and Corey Rowe (Wojuboluk nation) answer what their peers want to know about what it means to be Indigenous. Picture: St Patrick's College
SPOTLIGHT: Inala Wise (Wemba Wemba nation) and Corey Rowe (Wojuboluk nation) answer what their peers want to know about what it means to be Indigenous. Picture: St Patrick's College

"Our culture is fun - there are a lot of things non-Indigenous Australians could get involved in, learn about our culture," Deegan Craig-Peters says.

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Melanie Whelan

Melanie Whelan

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