The Point: You Are Here Interviews

The Point: You Are Here Interviews

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The Point: You Are Here Interviews

Tyson Mowarin is Here

Episode 3 | NITV | August 6, 2017

Indigenous Australians

Intercultural understanding

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Karla Grant sits down with filmmaker Tyson Mowarin to discuss his documentary Connection to Country and what motivated him to document the battle faced by traditional owners from the Pilbara as they fight to save their cultural heritage from being consumed by the mining industry.

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Karla Grant sits down with filmmaker Tyson Mowarin to discuss his documentary Connection to Country and what motivated him to document the battle faced by traditional owners from the Pilbara as they fight to save their cultural heritage from being consumed by the mining industry.

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