Detention centre grounds transformed into spiritual space for National Reconciliation Week ()

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Detention centre grounds transformed into spiritual space for National Reconciliation Week

For the first time in WA history, young people at Banksia Hill Detention Centre have invited people from the outside in for National Reconciliation Week.

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