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Oh
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coming from the small town you know
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people that will help you everything we
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all collectors you know and this whole
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families are like related as well and
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friends like you what you need is how
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here what you needs help
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so for lacking the senses I gotta have
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people around as well sometimes I love
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living here cuz I have a job and you
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need specific I want to be a role model
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and I want to be a as per our sports and
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Rick castle worker for young ones are
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young teenagers are we we lived for 32
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years
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33 no 30 speed everything never changed
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with us we bought together
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we go out on Saturday we go out hunting
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when we got no bootleggers
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that's if we have a few get out - yeah
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in a bush and have fun out there looking
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around for Bush Tiger mmm-hmm
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because we've been taught by our senior
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elders and we still follow the the way
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that the elders had lived then they
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showed us how to cook those bushwhackers
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turkey sneakers porky pies gonna push
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soar higher stance more ones realize
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that now ego out no fears oh I gotta
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make sure I sit alone later Carter wait
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for him you don't find anything
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we usually serve our children with their
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eldest Alice our people and we used to
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take that sit down with our young once
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too and then singing from now that Old
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Testament Castle used to play she was
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and he play guitar he sing gospel songs
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our restores our tribute for him too he
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songs make me feel proud and happy I
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love going up you know I try new things
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meeting new people I wouldn't be here so
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if most of all people are not here from
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all the things that I've been through
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and I going down streets saying hi and
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people first to like get him back to the
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community what he what I was learning
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experience I've been losing my pass like
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training education um my disabilities
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you know being indigenous as well in a
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small community like this it's its major
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here so I try my best to help out again
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it's good to know people that are there
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so just as a strong you know knowing
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people out there deciding they can be
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western-type assessments but it's also
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needing to be and this can only be done
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by Aboriginal people the assessments
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from a cultural perspective around what
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their needs are and what their access to
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those cultural supports and provides the
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cultural security for Aboriginal people
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that feed so much into keeping our
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spirituality strong feelings strong mind
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strong and which can all be
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termed as social and emotional
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well-being so country language family
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being able to be out in you know on the
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land and being able to partake in
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important events they're all critical to
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you know ensuring the cultural security
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is being respected and acknowledged and
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responded to in terms of an individual's
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need when NDIS first came to town I
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became the first path participant as I
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color
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um and it's so good it was the that's
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when I saw yeah you know something Goods
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going to happen you know at least people
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with disabilities and aging love
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upgrades or what the needs I'm sure this
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will changed everything in the community
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as well
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I'll show NDIS is quite challenging
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and why it's bit hard for me yeah
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paperwork and stuff like that
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oh no that money goes to Eric
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re-shipping Alice it sounds me for like
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budgeting and stuff parties doing my
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money if I wanna go trips to the trips
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and stuff that's that's budgeting saying
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like that she got she got me as a Karass
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to take care of me and because I learned
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some things about how she went through
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some hard times I told Heidi is to run
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help don't do anything if I go and tell
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them yeah I'm waiting for this done
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wrong curse every month yeah whitey
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straight whitey I wasn't really happy
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about that because everything wasn't
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going under building this plant and
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that's why I stood up for her and I said
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I told them you know you have to come
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back and sit down with Belinda and make
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agreement with her to find the money for
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attire
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and really we only have from this one
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year because she fell off and that was a
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bad I remember a month other way seven
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month long time I lived on my own for a
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long time
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I have people whenever I want that's
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what I like to just sit and talk you
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know I love being I have my own space
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that's it I mean I would like to have
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Papa our housing that I can get into
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outdoors you know some days are gonna be
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hot and tiring for me to go up and down
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up and down because I get a lot so yeah
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and it's how having steps going from the
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back front and there's no rap anyway we
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leaves like more flats there are no more
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disability accessible it feeds into that
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question of you know you don't just roll
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out a policy and a program and expect
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everyone to fit in and and you know
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hence the one size fits all there needs
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to be the acknowledgement of the
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diversity of situations across the
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country cause there's going to be some
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very common issues very you know common
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threads that that Criss crosses around
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communities whether you're in urban
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Australia or rural and remote settings
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but there's also the need for the
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cultural intelligence and to be informed
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and that that's an obligation on anyone
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who's entering into communities where
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there's strong cultural groups people
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are living here with their own histories
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and their own experiences of that I had
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like three different planners nails and
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shocking didn't learn nothing about my
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thing
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recruiting new people in your town but
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they don't know anything about you know
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the culture disability and I heard the
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person I gonna deal with I hope they
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were like find something like what I
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understand I'm the client dreams and get
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to know them all better and I'm and
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person and don'twe depressants didn't
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know what's weird though I just like to
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get my plan done already you know I'd
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like to have more exercisable in my
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place benches to be lower and I'd like
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to maybe get a car alone oh good for my
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license well really I like to see all
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these people who are disability should
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have people from their own community and
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set up set them up as a port numbers to
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support them
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we need more talking like this to have
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disability clients that can speak up for
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themselves
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cause if student we're not talking to
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them would be we want to hear their
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voice you know so I reckon if we get
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together and talk through all these
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clients what tithing who how do they
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want to see their voice to be heard
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I think that's the best idea
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