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Indigenous Groups Clash Over Land Rights During Smoking Ceremony
Two Aboriginal men have clashed over which clan had the right to hold a traditional Indigenous smoking ceremony at the opening of a major highway in Western Australia. The incident ...
July 9, 2023
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