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Aqua Nullius: First Nations Water Rights in Australia brand collab This book focuses on the

Aqua Nullius: First Nations Water Rights in Australia brand collab This book focuses on theThis book focuses on the concept of aqua nullius, the attempted application of the falsehood of terra nullius to water. The book highlights the voices of First Nations people interviewed from across Australia about their cultural relationships to water. This is a publication of over 20 interviews structured around four key themes: storytelling, water injustice, First Nations water management, and overturning aqua nullius. This book is a body of water.

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This book focuses on the concept of aqua nullius

playful narratives to life

Andrews explores the importance of kinship

the inaugural Exhibition Coordinator at Tandanya: the National Aboriginal Cultural Institute

Kai Clancy

Aqua Nullius: First Nations Water Rights in Australia brand collab This book focuses on theThis book focuses on the concept of aqua nullius, the attempted application of the falsehood of terra nullius to water. The book highlights the voices of First Nations people interviewed from across Australia about their cultural relationships to water. This is a publication of over 20 interviews structured around four key themes: storytelling, water injustice, First Nations water management, and overturning aqua nullius. This book is a body of water.

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