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15/01/2015

CASEY-based dance troupe Tama Tatau are keeping the Samoan culture alive in Australia. The group is made up by seven local men, including Masi Tusitala and Leulumoega Sofara, who share a passion for Samoan dance and are linked by a traditional tattoo which represents their culture and ancestry. 121558 Picture: ROB CAREW

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