| Children at the Church Road school stared in awe as Francis performed some of his native Aborigine dance moves before introducing them to one of the world's oldest cultures. |
| So they go walkabout with the Aborigine for what must be months but, just like the characters, we are unable to gauge time. |
| He produces a newspaper report of the court testimony of a tribal Aborigine which, he claims, clinches his argument. |
| There he became active in the One People of Australia League and, reportedly, was the first Aborigine to join the Liberal Party. |
| The Aborigine stared after them as though he were being left behind by two old friends. |
| Only one employée is an Aborigine, doing the most menial tasks and seemingly lobotomised and ashamed at the same time. |
