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The Girl Who Talked To The Stars

In this episode, we are following the footsteps of Bett-Bett, a well-known Australian little black princess of the Never-Never. It’s a story we should all hear, as it reminds us of some of the darker days of our history as a nation, but more importantly of the power of kindness and love to transform a person’s life. Come with us on a journey into the Never-Never and discover Bett-Bett’s faith!

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