Writing an Acknowledgement of Country in early education and OOSH settings

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As a proud Gangalidda woman, the practice of Acknowledgement of Country and Welcome to Country is something deeply meaningful to me. These protocols are not just formalities but vital ways to show respect to the Traditional Custodians of the land and honour the ongoing connection we hold with Country. Although both practices are used to acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, they serve different purposes and follow distinct cultural protocols. 

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