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The newspaper hoped to, 'develop community spirit by bringing news and information about what was happening in Maningrida and the new rural settlements' and to look beyond to see Maningrida's place in the development of Arnhem Land generally.

Other local newspapers followed the publication of the Maningrida Mirage - the Gabalgu Jurra, Manayingkarirra Djurrung and Manayingkarirra Djurran Janguny.

The AIATSIS Collection holds many community newsletters from all around Australia. These newsletters document cultural, political and social issues, activities and interests from the 1960s to the present.

The Maningrida Mirage was digitised and made available by AIATSIS with the permission of the Maningrida community.

Find out more about copyright and cultural sensitivity of content on the AIATSIS website.

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10 Mar 1969

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12 May 1969

Volume: 11

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11 Jul 1969

Volume: 7

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10 Oct 1969

Volume: 3

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17 Oct 1969

Volume: 4

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24 Oct 1969

Volume: 5

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31 Oct 1969

Volume: 6

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14 Nov 1969

Volume: 8

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21 Nov 1969

Volume: 9

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28 Nov 1969

Volume: 10

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9 Dec 1969

Volume: 1

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12 Dec 1969

Volume: 12

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19 Dec 1969

Volume: 13

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24 Dec 1969

Volume: 14

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5 Jan 1970

Volume: 30

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16 Jan 1970

Volume: 17

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1 Feb 1970

Volume: 15

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10 Feb 1970

Volume: 52

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13 Feb 1970

Volume: 19

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20 Feb 1970

Volume: 20

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27 Feb 1970

Volume: 21

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4 Mar 1970

Volume: 26

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7 Mar 1970

Volume: 39

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15 Mar 1970

Volume: 23

Last updated: 13 July 2022