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Together they discuss their latest album, and play live in the studio.
Plus, with NAIDOC Week just around the corner, Garuwa co-founder Kieran Satour kicks off a special series to celebrate this year's theme "The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy".
And for Word Up, Stuart Joel Nuggest shares the Jingili name for a place north-west of his hometown of Elliot, NT.
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