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David Uniapon  was born on the  28 September 1872, at the Point McLeay Mission, South Australia. He was one of nine children! In 1909 David Uniapon invented a hand tool for sheering sheep. In the early 1920's, David Unaipon was considered the first aboriginal Australian writer, publishing Aboriginal Legends.  Without permission, the publisher,  Angus and Robertson sold the copyright of the stories to William Ramsay Smith who had published Myths and Legends of the Australian Aboriginals in 1930.  The David Unaipon Award for an Emerging Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Writer. He died on the 7 Feburary in 1967. After dying, he  was awarded the FAW Patricia Weickhardt Award for aboriginal writers in 1985.

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Marion was born on the 12th of march 1891. In 1917 she was the first and only indigenous Australian women to serve in WWI. She cared for injured troops on the no41 ambulance train on the way to the hospital. Unfortunately on the 24th of  January 1957 Marion Leane Smith passed away.

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Cissy Mcleod was born on the 20th of July 1896. In 1913 she was the first indigenous Australian woman to receive a bronze mettle for Royal Humane Society for her act of bravery. Sadly on the 6th of February 1928 Cissy Mcleod passed away.

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Evonne was born into a poor family on the 31st of July, 1951, in Griffith, a city in New South Wales. She was a Wiradjuri Aborigine. As she grew to the age of 8, she showed interest in tennis, and started taking lessons. Evonne held the title for the no1 player in the world, and won 13 majors, and ranked 12th all time championships wins all for tennis!. She was one of he worlds leading players in the 1970's, and the early 1980's.