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Gamarragu - Towards Indigenous Intermediary Practices
Gamarragu (Gamarada) – Towards Dharug Intermediary Practices: A Legacy of Intercultural Relational Archives (Country, Kinship, Memory and Institutional Records) aims to investigate lesser-known Indigenous intermediary practices that facilitate communication and understanding between cultural groups, with a focus on shared histories and relationality between the Dharug and Irish peoples. Searching Irish and UK archives for records of Dharug and Irish diaspora will unearth hidden stories and important insights into Indigenous relationality and migration. This work is significant as it supports truth-telling, preserves Dharug cultural values, and reimagines archives as a connection to land, memory, and material collections alongside written records...

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Macquarie University and the Centre for Critical Indigenous Studies support Gamarragu - Towards Indigenous Intermediary Practices,

which has successfully received the 2025 Macquarie University Fellowship for Indigenous Researchers (MUFIR).

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