CELEBRATING FIRST NATIONS LANGUAGES AND LANGUAGE LEARNING IN AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLS 1950 GRAMS In 2001 a bitter controversy

In 2001 a bitter controversy arose over whether Lowitja was 'stolen' as a child

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