Recently I returned to the coast after spending almost a year reporting the news in Mount Isa.
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population of the town made up just over one in every four at 26 per cent.
Living side by side with traditional owners was a life-changing experience, to say the least.
Although at times it was extremely challenging, I loved every minute of it, and I can proudly say I dug my heels in to find out as much as I could about the paradox that is the relationship between black and white in our country.
This opened my eyes up...
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