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Rhianna Patrick

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Australia
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Freelance Torres Strait Islander journalist & broadcaster 💙💚 Over here now: rhiannapatrick.bsky.social
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25 years on from historic Corroboree 2000 weekend

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By Rhianna Patrick Verified
| National Indigenous Radio Service
It was the culmination of almost a decade of work by the Council of Aboriginal Reconciliation (CAR), but even those behind the scenes couldn't have imagined how significant it would be more than two decades later.
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Bridging now to next for National Reconciliation Week

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By Rhianna Patrick Verified, Rudi Bremer
| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified
On 28th May 2000, an estimated 250,000 people marched across the Sydney Harbour Bridge to support reconciliation. It was the largest demonstration in Australia’s history in an age before social media, before it was possible to put a call out to thousands of people with the click of a button. But how did it come together?
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Vale Wayne Coolwell 1956-2025

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By Rhianna Patrick Verified
| National Indigenous Radio Service
Indigenous broadcaster, author and photographer. Mununjali (Beaudesert) and Wangerriburra (Mount Tamborine) man, Wayne Coolwell isn't sure how he ended up working in media, but there is no doubt he has firmly left his mark on the Australia media landscape. Born in Brisbane, Wayne lived in a tin shack out in the bush at Victoria Point where he would go crabbing with his grandfather regularly who was a big influence on this life. He then moved to Aspley where he lived with his non-biological parents.
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