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Supporting both people with autism and the society, inclusive art exhibition at NSW Parliament House

Supporting both people with autism and the society, inclusive art exhibition at NSW Parliament House

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Artist Bowman Yu (right) with his father DAPA's Vincent Yu at DAPA Inclusive Art Exhibition 2025 at the NSW Parliament House. Credit: SBS
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