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An Aboriginal group fishing on the River Murray near Chowilla Station: a woman on the river bank, a man holding a net, several onlookers perched on a fallen tree trunk over the water, one man standing with a spear, and three men in a bark canoe, one with spear raised.

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Stories of the Dreaming from Ngarrindjeri people of the lower River Murray area of South Australia: Thukeri Kevin Smith - narrator; Thukeri story explanation Veena Gollan - narrator