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Netball Australia held its Indigenous Round last week. That’s where things started to get interesting…

27 September 2020

6:31 PM

27 September 2020

6:31 PM

Netball Australia decided to hold an Indigenous Round last weekend to celebrate diversity and inclusion. What could possibly go wrong?

Games were opened with an Acknowledgement of Country. A didgeridoo was played before the start of each game. Match balls featured indigenous artwork; as did player uniforms.

So far, so woke.

There was even one indigenous player.

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