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Native ingredients are good for our land, bodies and minds, but why is so little of the native food market is Aboriginal owned?
Education consultant Priscilla Reid-Loynes, chef Mark Olive, and IndigiEarth founder Sharon Winsor discuss how ideas of First Nations food has changed over the years.
Then for Word Up, Che Kelly shares the Miriwoong word for hair.
By ABC4.3
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Native ingredients are good for our land, bodies and minds, but why is so little of the native food market is Aboriginal owned?
Education consultant Priscilla Reid-Loynes, chef Mark Olive, and IndigiEarth founder Sharon Winsor discuss how ideas of First Nations food has changed over the years.
Then for Word Up, Che Kelly shares the Miriwoong word for hair.

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