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Vivid festival is best known for its futuristic light-shows, but if you look beyond the dazzling displays and you will also find plenty of history. With national reconciliation week about to start, Indigenous performers have used Vivid’s opening weekend to share their stories. After seven months since the Voice referendum, they are hoping it can help bring Australians together to close the gap.
Vivid festival is best known for its futuristic light-shows, but if you look beyond the dazzling displays and you will also find plenty of history. With national reconciliation week about to start, Indigenous performers have used Vivid’s opening weekend to share their stories. After seven months since the Voice referendum, they are hoping it can help bring Australians together to close the gap.
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