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South Australian history leaders are advocating for increased funding to showcase First Nations stories ahead of the 2036 bicentenary. The History Council of South Australia, led by Matthew Fitzpatrick, seeks a comprehensive plan to honor the states full past, shifting focus from settler narratives to Indigenous culture. The Tarrkarri First Nations Cultural Centre, a $200 million project, faces potential cost escalation to $400-600 million, requiring federal and private support. Fitzpatrick warns of vanishing local history groups and small museums, emphasizing the importance of community-led truth-telling. The council also pushes for improved funding for institutions like the State Library and South Australian Museum, particularly in regional areas. Fitzpatrick criticized One Nation candidate Cory Bernardis controversial video, urging respectful engagement with Indigenous communities.

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