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Doody proves the world is his oyster

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HOW did a Gamilaraay man from Walgett, some 460 kilometres from the coast, end up representing Australia at the world oyster opening championship? As Gerard ‘Doody’ Dennis says, “being Aboriginal from the black soil plains and representing Australia in opening oysters is quite ironic”. Perhaps his great-grandmother, a Yuin woman who was stolen from Wallaga Lake, passed something down to him. Mr Dennis moved to Batemans Bay when he was 14. Throug…

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Doody proves the world is his oyster

HOW did a Gamilaraay man from Walgett, some 460 kilometres from the coast, end up representing Australia at the world oyster opening championship? As Gerard ‘Doody’ Dennis says, “being Aboriginal from the black soil plains and representing Australia in opening oysters is quite ironic”. Perhaps his great-grandmother, a Yuin woman who was stolen from Wallaga Lake, passed something down to him. Mr Dennis moved to Batemans Bay when he was 14. Throug…

22 days ago·Lismore, Australia

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