Indigenous Insight – Natural Disasters

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Indigenous Insight – Natural Disasters

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An international indigenous news and current affairs programme with stories sourced from members of the World Indigenous Television Broadcasters Network.(SERIES PREMIERE) In this episode we look at the effect of natural disasters on culture and heritage.

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Indigenous Insight – Natural Disasters