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The Dhimurrru Board & Staff, wish to extend their deepest condolences to the families & friends of our leader, friend, sister, mother, grandmother & artist. To the Gumatj and Djapu Families we offer our support to you at this difficult time and we would like to acknowledge and thank Ms Yunupingu for her strength, leadership and inspiration in a truly remarkable life. We will remember and keep her in our hearts always.

_"The wind carries the moisture right up high into the atmosphere, and we get the feeling that maybe it's going to rain, and that makes us feel happy. And so we are sitting there and suddenly we feel a cool breeze. This indicates to us that the rain is on its way. Then the dhimurru wind arrives from the east bringing rain. This is the giver of life to the plants."
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