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Whatever Webs

Whatever Webs

Helen Ramoutsaki's Creative Natural Histories of the Wet Tropics

The Far Flung reading at Brisbane Writers Festival 2014

by: HelenPosted on: October 10, 2014April 27, 2022

The Far Flung 8, reading the ‘Cyclonic Reunion’ script by Kathryn Ash, Amy Bell, Liz Christensen, Angela Murphy, Roz Pappalardo, Susan Prince and Helen Ramoutsaki at the 2014 Brisbane Writers Festival

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      • Click! Developing the performance with David Fenton
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I acknowledge the Eastern Kuku Yalanji bama on whose bubu I live and work, paying my heartfelt respects to the Elders and Ancestors.

I honour all the First Peoples of this land and celebrate their enduring connections to Country, knowledge and stories.

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