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Dr Robyn Sandri is a Kooma / Gunggari early childhood
academic and consultant. Dr Judith Gould is a speech
pathologist working in private practice in Murray Bridge, SA and
the Maralinga Tjarutja Lands, SA.
Correspondence to:
Dr Judith Gould
Solid Foundations
Murray Bridge, SA
phone:+61-400-036-589
email: