• 4 months ago
Around 200 people marched down Baylis Street on July 8 to celebrate NAIDOC week for 2024, concluding with a smoking and flag raising ceremony and speeches from elders in the community.
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00:00Fire burning.
00:08Keep the fire burning.
00:24Keep the fire burning.
00:30If you'd like to put a leaf on, please feel free to do it.
01:00Keep the fire burning.

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