National Museum honours protester Jimmy Clements

A new exhibition at the National Museum of Australia, opened on Wednesday, shows a collection honouring the work undertaken by Aboriginal activists in the lead up to the 1967 referendum. One of the items is a nulla, or club, belonging to Jimmy Clements, known as ‘King Billy,’ a Wiradjuri man who walked from the Brungle…

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