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Always Was Tonight
Proud Gamilaroi man Tony Armstrong and a stellar line-up of First Nations talent are set to decolonise the news - one headline at a time. This fast, funny and unflinching special has an agenda to go where no other show dares.
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Proud Gamilaroi man Tony Armstrong and a stellar line-up of First Nations talent are set to decolonise the news - one headline at a time. This fast, funny and unflinching special has an agenda to go where no other show dares.
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Written By:Yaraman Thorne, Megan Wilding, Aaron Collins, Jay Wymarra, Dave Woodhead
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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