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Snufflers

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Kraftrocks

Bidji Bidji

a life where the string slowly goes out of tune

Tommy And Recklesss

Don't drive into the sun,
dont drive into the sun

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Couch Fire Divorce Party

An interview with Emma Kowal questioning the complexity of research in the biology of Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander peoples. She is an Australian Anthropologist and author of "Trapped in the gap" and "Haunting Biology". Hunter Williams on Radio Monash 13/8/2024, broadcast from Bunurong land.

What is the role of Western science in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander's biological research?

Tam and I

We’ll still be putting the call out for various tasks we need help with—planting, pruning, other crop work activities, etc. Then, from around the end of April, things should ramp back up, and we’ll be back into full swing.

The long-term goal here is to achieve perpetual harvests so there’s consistent work year-round. But since we’re still in the early days and don’t yet have the greenhouse tech for year-round growing, this first year will have some sporadic slower periods.

anther

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