Government mismanagement blamed for closure of Aboriginal tourist attraction 1610081202-The Tjapukai dancers perform to a full house during the open day at the closing ceremony for Naidoc Week

3:46pm, Jan 8, 2021 Updated: 3:52pm, Jan 8

1610081202-The Tjapukai dancers perform to a full house during the open day at the closing ceremony for Naidoc Week

Tjakupai creators want IBA held to account. Photo: Tjakupai

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1610081202-The Tjapukai dancers perform to a full house during the open day at the closing ceremony for Naidoc Week

1610081202-The Tjapukai dancers perform to a full house during the open day at the closing ceremony for Naidoc Week

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