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Abe Maddison and Marion Rae

BIZARRE: Do clean energy with us not to us first nations - What They Never Told You

Residents install solar panels at the the Marlinja community centre in the Northern Territory. (Supplied by Original Power/AAP PHOTOS)

Indigenous Australians say they want to shake off a history of economic development "being done to us, not with us" with a stake in the renewable energy revolution.

"We have around 300,000 First Nations homes with unacceptable conditions in relation to accessing power," Karrina Nolan, co-Chair of the First Nations Clean Energy Network, told a conference in Adelaide on Wednesday. 

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