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Fire Represents Power And Control For An Indigneous Teenager Who Lacks Both, In Melanie Saward s Compassionate Debut Novel

Fire Represents Power And Control For An Indigneous Teenager Who Lacks Both, In Melanie Saward s Compassionate Debut Novel
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Fire represents power and control for an Indigneous teenager who lacks both, in Melanie Saward s compassionate debut novel

Bigambul and Wakka Wakka author Melanie Saward’s Burn is structured around three fires. It bears witness to the role institutions play in exacerbating trauma associated with colonialism.

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The Future Of Data Storytelling Is Augmented, Not Automated

Our ability to find and tell meaningful data stories will be enhanced, not replaced, by AI. This article explains why augmentation will lead to better data storytelling.

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Lawyer Joseph Petersen on the Tasmania Supreme Court s 200th year | The Advocate

Learn how the presumption of innocence has been a cornerstone of Tasmania's justice system for 200 years as the Supreme Court approaches its second centenary.

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Morton Allport: Letters reveal how Australian coloniser traded remains of Indigenous people

New research has revealed how a celebrated Tasmanian scientist traded the remains of Indigenous Australians.

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