Bindi Cole Chocka: 'If I lose people, I don't care'
Artist Bindi Cole Chocka is accustomed to confounding people's expectations – as a light-skinned, blue-eyed Aboriginal, she has never fitted in with people's notions of stereotypes.
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Kylie Northover
Before joining The Age in 2006, Kylie worked as a writer, sub-editor and features editor at various newspapers and magazines in London. Since joining The Age she has worked as an online producer and reporter, as well as deputy editor of EG, editor of Melbourne Life and deputy Arts editor. She currently writes news and arts features.
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