NORTHERN TERRITORY
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Friday, 20th November,2009HOME SICK
Weaving baskets by the sea helps Gayangwa Lalara momentarily forget the cruel affliction that has haunted her family for generations.
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Friday, 13th November,2009STYLE AND SPIRIT
Mavis Warrngilna Ganambarr learned the traditional art of fibre-weaving from her grandmother in Arnhem Land.
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Friday, 30th October,2009POTS OF GOLD
The Hermannsburg Potters have made an impact on the global art scene with the beautiful pots they've been creating since the 1960s.
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Thursday, 22nd October,2009THE STORE WITH MORE
Imagine if going to the grocery shop involved a seven-hour round trip through the desert.
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Friday, 16th October,2009LITTLE LUNCH
When a child's nutritional needs aren't being met at home, sometimes a school has to step in.
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Thursday, 1st October,2009CHEEKY DOG
Dion Beasley is a young man bringing colour and life to Tennant Creek in the NT.
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Thursday, 1st October,2009DRY CREEK
Earlier this year, Living Black visited the Kimberley town of Halls Creek and found a community divided.
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Thursday, 24th September,2009ELCHO LIFE
It might be tiny and remote, but Arnhem Land's Elcho Island is home to some of the country's most unique musical talents.
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Thursday, 24th September,2009BLACK FORCE
The Australian Defence Force has launched a new program giving Indigenous people from remote communities a taste of life in the military.
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Thursday, 24th September,2009GASPING FOR BREATH
It seems like a simple cough, but if it's ignored, it could prove fatal.
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Friday, 11th September,2009FROM THE GROUND UP
A group of design, architecture and engineering students travelled to the desert town of Areyonga to help with renovations on the local school.
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Friday, 28th August,2009WASTE NOT WANT NOT
Plans to build a nuclear waste dump in the Northern Territory are still unresolved.
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Friday, 28th August,2009DESERT SHIPS
From pests into profits, what camels have to offer Aboriginal communities.
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Friday, 28th August,2009OUTBACK OUTBREAK
Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities have been particularly vulnerable to swine flu.
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