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A cast of First Nations models and performers walk beneath a boab tree on the forecourt of Charles Darwin University’s Danala campus.
‘It’s a massive show, we could be mad to be doing it but the opportunities it creates for mob in this space is important, needed and our motivation,’ says Michelle Maynard, manager at Indigenous Fashion Projects
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