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The big, burly miners touched a top Aboriginal artist's heart. Here's why

Summary by The Advocate
Aboriginal artist Aunty Judith Rose Thomas’s spiritual artwork, featuring ancestral petroglyph, now hangs at Grange Resources’ Burnie HQ. Discover its meaning.

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The big, burly miners touched a top Aboriginal artist's heart. Here's why

Aboriginal artist Aunty Judith Rose Thomas’s spiritual artwork, featuring ancestral petroglyph, now hangs at Grange Resources’ Burnie HQ. Discover its meaning.

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The Advocate broke the news on Sunday, June 7, 2026.
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