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Field interviews

Anonymous, Githabul elder, no. 1. Author interview, 23/01/2017.
Anonymous, Githabul elder, no. 2. Author interview, 23/01/2017.
Anonymous, Githabul elder, no. 3. Author interview, 23/01/2017.
Anonymous, Githabul elder, no. 4. Author interview, 23/01/2017.
Anonymous, Gomeroi elder, no. 1. Author interview, 27/02/2017.
Anonymous, Gomeroi elder, no. 2. Author interview, 21/03/2017.
Anonymous, member of the Sengwer. Author interview, 18/03/2020.
Anonymous, member of the Sengwer. Author interview, 09/12/2020.
Anonymous, member of the Sengwer. Author interview, 15/12/2020.
Anonymous, member of the Sengwer. Author interview, 24/12/2020.
Anonymous, member of the Sengwer. Author interview, 28/12/2020.
Anonymous, member of the Sengwer. Author interview, 25/10/2021.
Esposito, A. W&J Council’s official advisor and spokesperson. Author interview, 10/02/2017.
Gaillard, I., Lismore carpenter. Author interview, 23/01/2017.
Gibson, P., historian of Australian labour and Aboriginal history. Author interview, 10/02/2017.
Hicki, V., Gomeroi woman, Walgett, NSW. Author interview, 06/02/17.
Jenkyn, J., local chinchilla farmer, QLD, Author interview, 07/03/17.
Kibet, P., member of the Sengwer. Author interview, 09/10/2016.
Kimaiyo, E., member of the Sengwer. Author interview, 07/08/2020.
Kimaiyo, E., member of the Sengwer. Author interview, 11/08/2020.
Lloyd-Smith, M., senior advisor to Australia’s National Toxics Network. Author interview, 26/01/17.
McCarron, G., Western Downs GP, Australia. Author interview, 09/03/17.
Parker, G. P., Tara resident, Author interview, 03/03/17.

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