Indigenous leaders look to the future at Garma: ‘People are feeling strong again’

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Gumatj leaders announce plans for a new land council to be ‘part of the economic life of this nation’ at a cultural festival focused on hope Noel Pearson: ‘The inability to deliver the changes Indigenous Australians need is no longer just a moral failure but a civilisational one’ In 1999, when the Garma festival was conceived in north-east Arnhem Land, Yolngu leaders knew the potential it had to bring about change. Newsiline summarises this report from The Guardian Australia and links readers to the original publisher for the full story.

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