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Indigenous dancers express anger and hope on the Darling River

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October 23, 2019

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Red dust rises around Jason Dixon's feet as he pounds the earth in rhythm with clap sticks.

He has danced and played on this earth since he was a young child.

"It was like you were always looked after, even if there wasn't an adult there. Just that sense of 'there are eyes all around you'," he said.

"You don't learn right there and then, but when you get older and understand our culture and the way we were designed, we were meant to be a part of this."

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