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New Platform Papers Volume 3: The Arts and Soft Diplomacy
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Midnight Murder at Hamlington Hall
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Milk
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A Very Jewish Christmas Carol
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This Rough Magic
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Rainbow’s End
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The Jungle and the Sea
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Flake
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Rosieville
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My Sister Jill
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Julia
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Summer of Harold
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Blaque Showgirls
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First Nations Monologues
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Whitefella Yella Tree
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You Can’t Tell Anyone
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Intersection: Undercurrent
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Colleen McCullough’s Tim
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Monument
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Cactus
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The Harp in the South Trilogy: the play
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Black Sun/Blood Moon
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Ghosting the Party
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Things I Know To Be True
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How will the implementation of the Uluru Statement from the Heart inform the National Cultural Policy?
Volume 2 of the New Platform Papers, From The Heart, starts the conversation in a long essay by a leader in the performing arts in Australia, Jo Caust, with passionate orations from First Nations leaders and experts in the performing and visual arts, philosophy and constitutional law; including Pitjantjatjara artist Sally Scales on modern slavery in Australia, Noel Pearson on "Australia's Great Crime Against the Jobless", Rachael Maza on truth-telling and Makarrata in "Re-RIGHT-ing the Narrative" and an astonishing new work from the author of Sand Talk, Tyson Yunkaporta, The Trouble with this Canoe. Also reprinted in this volume is Wesley Enoch's best-selling essay Take Me to Your Leader: The dilemma of Cultural Leadership.
Volume 2 of the New Platform Papers, From The Heart, starts the conversation in a long essay by a leader in the performing arts in Australia, Jo Caust, with passionate orations from First Nations leaders and experts in the performing and visual arts, philosophy and constitutional law; including Pitjantjatjara artist Sally Scales on modern slavery in Australia, Noel Pearson on "Australia's Great Crime Against the Jobless", Rachael Maza on truth-telling and Makarrata in "Re-RIGHT-ing the Narrative" and an astonishing new work from the author of Sand Talk, Tyson Yunkaporta, The Trouble with this Canoe. Also reprinted in this volume is Wesley Enoch's best-selling essay Take Me to Your Leader: The dilemma of Cultural Leadership.
Cover image: James Tylor Turalayinthi Yarta (Meyunna) 2017 gagprojects.com
