Bathurst Local Aboriginal Land Council in Bathurst, New South Wales | Community organisation

Bathurst Local Aboriginal Land Council

Locality: Bathurst, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6332 6835

Address: 149 Russell street 2795 Bathurst, NSW, Australia

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24.01.2022 Last chance to enter! Calling on all our talented Aboriginal children and young people out there. You could win a $100 gift card by submitting a short written o...r video entry about something special that has been passed down by an elder. Entries close Sunday 16 August 2020. https://www.absec.org.au/tomorrows-generation-childrens-com

21.01.2022 Desperately seeking sightings of this endangered central tablelands plant! Let us know if you see Zieria obcordata which should be flowering right about now! The only known sites are near Bathurst and Wellington. Click to read more - http://ow.ly/1J9U50AZ7GQ

21.01.2022 Calling all deadly artists! Entries for the NSW AECG NAIDOC 2020 Art Competition are now open. Students are invited to submit artwork reflecting the 2020 N...AIDOC theme: Always Was, Always Will Be Open to all students in years 3 to 10 To download an entry form and for terms and conditions, head to the link below https://www.aecg.nsw.edu.au//nsw-aecg-inc-naidoc-art-comp/

20.01.2022 We are so blessed to have a community full of culture, connection and understanding. Leading into NAIDOC week celebrations, we started the day with the presence... of an local elder, and finished with the next generation. This morning we were joined by Kalmadyne Goombrydge or called Pop by our young friends. ‘Pop’ shared his stories, poems and knowledge with the children. We were so lucky to hear a poem he created to be read to the children. Titled, Australia is our home land by Kalmadyne Goombrydge (2020) Australia is our home land, Where we will always proudly stand. Where the bush land has a calling to walk tall and stay strong. remembering always Australia, to you we do belong. Where the gum and the wattle, the gum and the wattle trees grow, with all its beauty around us, it’s beautiful green and golden glow. Australia, our beautiful homeland. where we take pride of place, every child, woman and man. Where we still do feel and we walk on, walk on our sacred song line. Deep within our beauty that surrounds us, our beautiful sacred Dreamtime. Still here today, our dear Mother Earth, our beautiful sacred world, who is still holding the key and providing for all, our beautiful Dreamtime girl. Australia is our homeland, where the kangaroo and Emu, is the pride of the place, Australia’s national brand.

18.01.2022 Check out this COVID collab by Nooky and Mi-kaisha with choreography by Darren Compton. Just released to encourage young people to continue to stay COVID safe. Give it a listen and stay One Point 5 away! #OnePoint5 #KeepOurMobSafe

18.01.2022 This is a difficult time for everyone, including our kids. Here SNAICC-National Voice for our Children provides tips to help you and Aboriginal and Torres Strai...t Islander children during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Narrated by Sue-Anne Hunter, SNAICC Sector Development Manager. Production by Visiondivision.com.au Artwork by MazartDesignStudio.com

18.01.2022 Brendon Cutmore, Executive Director Aboriginal Health and Wellbeing, shows us our COVID testing is done. If you have symptoms, however mild, get tested. #GetTested

17.01.2022 To stop the spread of COVID-19, we all need to play our part. Help protect those who need it most.

15.01.2022 EMH has released some new pages to the I Am Deadly set. A great way to speak with kids about their strengths while also learning some Yorta Yorta animal words.... Loving the frog. Acknowledgement and thanks to Jaara Andy, Melbourne based Yorta Yorta woman for the artwork. You can find downloads https://www.emhaws.org.au/i-am-deadly-2 for the set. See more

15.01.2022 TAFE NSW Aboriginal Pathways and Legal Aid NSW - SOA in workskills for the office

14.01.2022 KOORI MASKS We have 15 koori designed masks donated to give away to the Elderly in our community. If you are Elder that requires a mask, please give ring us or inbox us. ... If you are a not elderly and would like to pre-order a mask for yourself, please get in touch with us to arrange ordering and payments. Masks will be $10 each

14.01.2022 Seeking work in the Retail industry? TAFE NSW Bathurst Campus runs Certificate II & III in Retail: 1) Certificate II Retail Services... Start - 13/10/20 Duration - 18 weeks Tuesday & Wednesdays from 9am - 3:30pm Enrol or more information - https://bit.ly/3m76Hzx 2) Certificate III Retail Start - 13/10/20 Duration - 26 weeks Tuesday & Wednesdays from 9am - 3:30pm Enrol or more information - https://bit.ly/33f3XYf Contact 131601 or Bathurst Campus on 6338 2424 for over the telephone assistance. RTO 90003

13.01.2022 Do you want to enhance your leadership skills? We are offering the following at TAFE NSW Bathurst Campus via Online through Microsoft TEAMS: Certificate IV i...n Leadership and Management Diploma of Leadership and Management 1) Cert IV Leadership & Management Commences 4/9/20 Duration of course - 12months Day of Week - Friday once a month More information, cost of course or to enrol - https://bit.ly/3aJwf0n 2) Diploma of Leadership & Management Commences 3/9/20 Duration of course 12 months day Thursday, twice a month More information, cost of course or to enrol - https://bit.ly/2YfUzSv You will have access to support to meet your learning needs. RTO 90003

10.01.2022 Have you applied for the #NSWALC #Educational Scholarship? There's two scholarships of $10,000 each to assist Aboriginal students with funds to help complete their studies. The closing date is Monday 31st August 2020 so head here to apply: https://alc.org.au/educational-scholarship/.

10.01.2022 I thought this was the best way to help people understand the story of the Aboriginal Flag [~0~] Written by Nova Peris

09.01.2022 Reflecting on NAIDOC Week 2020, Pro Vice-Chancellor of Indigenous Engagement, Professor Juanita Sherwood, shares her thoughts on this year’s theme Always Was,... Always Will Be. First Nations Peoples, side by side with all Australians, have important contributions to make towards a healthy, sustainable country. First Nations people have occupied and cared for this continent for over 65,000 years. We are spiritually and culturally connected to this country. This country was criss-crossed by generations of brilliant Nations. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples were Australia’s first explorers, first navigators, first engineers, first farmers, first botanists, first scientists, first diplomats, first astronomers and first artists. With a strengths based approach, we need to value diversity, and respectfully engage with First Nations Peoples’ ways of knowing and being and doing. #NAIDOC2020 #NAIDOCWeek #FirstNations #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe

07.01.2022 Come on out to the Hub and watch a free session on how to maintain your car .... with AAA Rego and Repairs - Ben Friday 4th September 2020 12pm - 2pm

05.01.2022 Yaama Bathurst Mob Wanna join us? Deadly Tiddas are taking on Clothing The Gap’s Connect to Country virtual event as a group on Saturday the 21st of Novembe...r at 10:00am. Walking, jogging or running either 5km or 10km distances along the Wambuul at Eglinton. Entry is just $15 per person (Indigenous & Non-Indigenous Participants, Kids and Adults) and includes your race bib, quality medal and entry to some raffles on the day We already have 25 Tiddas, Mob, Partners and Allies ready to rumble but want to put it out there for our followers to join! Just comment or message us TODAY so we can register you If you’re not in Bathurst - head to @clothingthegap website to register for the virtual event

05.01.2022 Conservation Land Management Trainee Indigenous Identified About the role Skillset in conjunction with the Cultural Engagement and Natural Resources Management Teams of Central Tablelands Local Land Services, are seeking their new Indigenous Identified Trainee. Bringing your understanding of Aboriginal culture, you will complete a Certificate II in Conservation and Land Management, whilst receiving formal and on the job training....Continue reading

04.01.2022 Education Support Officer at TAFE NSW Tamworth, Dubbo or Orange.

02.01.2022 Aboriginal Outcomes and Partnerships NSW Department of Education Identity and Education: A Deadly Combination Poster and Multimedia Competition Secondary studen...ts are invited to develop, create and submit a poster or multimedia piece reflecting the key messages to support Premier's Priority. The competition is open to all public schools and high schools. The aim is to launch the winning student(s) works by the end of 2020. Underpinning this promotion is the need for more young Aboriginal men and women to stay at school. Since COVID, sadly, more young Aboriginal people have not returned to school or have missed too many days of education. We know that staying at school until the end of Year 12 will significantly increase both life expectancy, life-wellbeing and lead to greater life opportunities. Land, family, law/lore, ceremony and language are five key interconnected elements of Aboriginal culture. We know that a young Aboriginal person's sense of identity is shaped in these vital years of education. Please refer to the attached poster for all the competition details.