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- “Kurungabaa” means “pelican” in the Dharawal language. These people's country was colonised by Europeans. It is now called the Illawarra region and is located on the New South Wales coast, Australia. They continue to inspire as they struggle for their country and rights.
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Daily Archives: July 30, 2008
The Interview: Nick Carroll
by Alex Leonard, Kurungabaa, Vol. 1, Issue 2, July 2008 > Download (PDF) Alex Leonard: How did you start writing, Nick? Nick Carroll: I started writing for fun almost as soon as I’d figured out how to write all the … Continue reading
Posted in Volume 2 : July 2008
Tagged Hawai'i, Nick Carroll, poetry, surf writing, Surfing magazine, surfing magazines, Tracks magazine
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