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Inspiring Indigenous scientist empowers First Nations youths

, industrial chemist and proud Mabuigilaig and Goemulgal woman, is revolutionising the field of environmental chemistry and standing out as a beacon of hope for young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who often mistakenly believe they'll never be able to go

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