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Didgeridoo makers gift for bullied boy Quaden Bayles | Walking Together | ABC Australia
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Jesse Wilson from Townsville is proud Kalkadoon murrie with a passion for didgeridoo making.
He started with only a hammer and a grinder and now nineteen months later he’s selling them faster than he can make them.
The job has also taught him about his own heritage in many ways.
One day while scrolling through his social media feed he came across a video showing the impact of bullying had on Quaden Bayles, a distraught Indigenous primary schoolboy with dwarfism.
Jesse felt his pain and wanted to do something special.
Video produced by Dwayne Wyles of ABC Townsville.
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