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Reflections on a dated book and Indigenous education “Despite general beliefs in Australian mateship and equality, we have become an increasingly stratified society—where the gap between those who have the most of what there is to get widens over those who have the least available.”—Colin Tatz, 1971 My grandmother died when I was nine. One of the things that has always held me close to her was a book she gave me on my first birthday in 1973. It was edited by Barbara Leach, w

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