Wawalag (English Wikipedia)

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Lewis, Robert (2007). "Dust Echoes: The Wagalak Sisters: A Study Guide" (PDF). ABC Education. From Screen Education magazine. Australian Broadcasting Corporation and ATOM. Archived (PDF) from the original on 14 February 2020. A study guide to accompany "[Dust Echoes] Chapter 10: The Wagalak sisters" (video). ABC Education. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 16 May 2017.