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18.01.2022 Stuart Highway remains closed north of Pimba https://www.facebook.com/SouthAustraliaPolice/posts/3846152362128744
15.01.2022 The community team from Surf Life Saving SA have made a splash in the APY Lands - Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara , providing vital water safety programs and training Anangu to become lifeguards of their own pools Watch the 7NEWS Adelaide report here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PUfZl31714
14.01.2022 Please see important information below from the Electoral Commission of SA about APY elections this year
04.01.2022 These pictures are taken from the Watinuma and McCaulls Creek on the APY Lands SA. Here you will see Walter Tjami and Glen Ward working in the APY Pastoral program, fixing the damaged fences from the recent floods experienced across the lands. Using wire straighteners, plyers and iron droppers and new fencing wire, to support keeping feral animals out and keeping cattle in these paddocks.
04.01.2022 Indigenous Voice Consultations On 9 January 2021, the federal Minister for Indigenous Australians, Ken Wyatt, launched a national consultation process on proposals for an Indigenous Voice. Public consultation on the APY Lands will be at Pukatja on 23 March 2021 at the Council/Inma area, and at Amata on 25 March at the undercover basketball area. The consultations will begin at 10am.... We encourage you to have your say on an #IndigenousVoice Anangu tjutangku kulintjaku Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people need to have a say about government laws, programs, and services. Anangu maru Australia-nyangurara tjutangku munu Torres Strait Islander-nyangurara tjutangku kamantangku palyantja tjuta ma-tjakultjunkuntjaku Government and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people worked together on a way how to do this. Anangu maru Australia-nyangurara tjutangku munu Torres Strait Islander-nyangurara tjutangku kamantangka tjunguringkula wangkara kulira kutjupa Ananguku palyanu It’s called the Indigenous Voice proposal and it has two parts. Panya ini nyangatja, Indigenous Voice Proposal. Munu nyangatja panya ara kutjara tjara One part is people from local areas and regions having their say about things that affect them. 1. Anangu, ngura ilatja tjutanguru, tjanampa community tjara wangkanytjaku The second part is a group of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people from all over Australia called ‘national’ voice who will speak to the government about issues affecting us all. 2. Ka kutjupa ini National Voice. Nyangatja panya Anangu nguraritja Australia-la nyinanytja tjutangku kamantangka Anangu nguraritja uwankaraku wangkantjaku. Find out more by going on the internet and type in : voice.niaa.gov.au Ka kutjupa-kutjupa kulintjikitjangku ngurira nyawa internet-pangka: voice.niaa.gov.au You can also ring up or visit the National Indigenous Australians Agency in your area. Mukuringkula ringamilala or tjinguru nyawa National Indigenous Australians Agency Make sure you have your say. Wangkama alatjituya!
