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Blak Box

An immersive sound and lighting exhibition detailing the stories of Indigenous Australians has opened at Barangaroo Reserve. It’s called Blak Box.

Jeremy Eames reports from Barangaroo Reserve.

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Hanyue Li, Jeremy Eames, Juntao Zhan and Xiaowei Wei
Hanyue Li, Jeremy Eames, Juntao Zhan and Xiaowei Wei are students in the Department of Media and Communications at the University of Sydney.

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