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Inaugural Corroboree Festival program launched

Sydney Harbour will host the largest national Indigenous cultural festival from 14-24 November.

20 Sep 2013

Daniella Mattiuzzo

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The program will kick off on 14 November with the Gurung Parade, a parade of school children from Hyde Park to Government House in a celebration of local Sydney Aboriginal culture.

From 15-24 November Sydney’s arts and cultural precinct Pier 2/3 on Walsh Bay will then become Corroboree Central, hosting the Corroboree Club, the Black Arts Market, Corroboree Cinema, and the Corroboree Studio.

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Daniella Mattiuzzo

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Daniella Mattiuzzo is a Melbourne writer. She is currently completing a Master of Journalism at Monash University. Follow her on Twitter: @DMattiuzzo

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