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Discover Aboriginal Experiences featured on SBS

01 July 2020

Narlijia Experiences Broome, Broome, Western Australia © Tourism Australia

Discover Aboriginal Experiences businesses featured recently on The Point on SBS in a segment titled ‘Rebuilding Black Business’.

Bart Pigram from Narlijia Experiences Broome and Margret Campbell from Dreamtime Southern X talked about how they have approached recovery in the wake of coronavirus, offering virtual experiences as well as offering smaller group tours.

They are now looking forward to welcoming visitors again as restrictions start to lift. The segment is free to watch on SBS, with a short registration process.

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