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Issue Date: Dec 31, 2010
>> On November 25, a month-long road show kickstarted in the Australian continent.
Three trucks are painted in desert colours, showing folklore of the Anangu, Australia’s aboriginal group. The trucks depict works by Anangu artists, Billey Cooley, Judy Okai, Rene Kulitja and Lulu.
>> European readers can now obtain a coverage of the week’s events from the perspective of the Chinese government. The state-run English language China Daily has started a China Daily European Weekly from December.
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