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This fact sheet has tips about eating healthy foods.
The fact sheet talks about traditional foods, like kangaroo and bush tomatoes. These foods are healthy and full of goodness. Traditional foods are connected to culture and Country. Another great reason to eat deadly foods!
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Healthy eating is about more than just strong bodies. It is about family, community and culture.
The fact sheet has artwork by Uncle Paul Constable-Calcott.
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