Added by Weerianna Street Media
Description Bush lolly is fun to collect and kids compete to get the most.
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Language: English
English Subtitles: No
Location: Ngarluma country
Genre: Cooking Shows & Bush Food
Duration: 00:04:33
Year Completed: 2012
Producer or Facilitator: Robyn Marais
Director: Tyson Mowarin
Camera: Tyson Mowarin
Editor: Cavell Schipp
Talent: Janelle Mowarin, Rebecca Parfitt and family
Soundtrack: tbc
Music & Musician: tbc
Sound Recordist: Cavell Schipp
Copyright: Weerianna Street Media
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