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Bright & Shiny Face Painting

Locality: Cessnock, New South Wales

Address: Greta St 2325 Cessnock, NSW, Australia

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24.01.2022 Hey everyone! Keep your eyes out for future POI spinning/juggling/dance workshops around Newcastle & the hunter valley!!! I'm currently just dotting the I's & crossing the T's to get this up& running *:) x please feel free to contact me with any questions... Love x

23.01.2022 Win a Day with Jack Wilson - Ninja Warrior at your school! Design and film a 30-90 second Deadly Cali Challenge video that involves a variety of Calistheni...c movements (such as running, standing, pushing). Open to all schools and students attending a Queensland Secondary School. No video editing skills required. All footage can simply be taken on your phone and uploaded to your personal Facebook or Instagram page or send to your school that can upload on your behalf. Dont forget to: a) tag Binnacle Training RTO Code 31319 b) tag Jack Wilson - Ninja Warrior AND c) include the hashtag #deadlycalichallenge The competition runs from Monday, 15th of July 2019 at 10:00AM (AEST) and concludes on Friday, 30th of August 2019 at 3:00PM (AEST). Please enter as many times as you like. Lets spread the good vibes of being healthy and active.

21.01.2022 (admin pls delete if not allowed) Super excited for the next Backyard Beats event this Saturday 29th Feb at the Croatian Club! 8+hrs of sexy tunes, KV2 sound, family-friendly venue, food available on the night. Help us spread the word this one's gonna be !

21.01.2022 Always a great day for everyone involved x

19.01.2022 Looks like a lot of fun had by all :)

17.01.2022 It might be the last time I get to do a didj video out here on Jagalingou country before the police/Adani comes and TRIES to remove me...lol goodluck with that!.. hope you guys enjoy the vid!

15.01.2022 Haha, check this kid out gangsta style dance Alice springs NT haha

15.01.2022 Let kids be kids *:)

15.01.2022 Road safety around schools has come along in leaps and bounds in recent years, but some drivers still aren't getting the message. TONIGHT in 9 News Melbourne, w...e meet the girls using technology to make a change. Is your school working on an amazing project? Let us know at www.9News.com.au/LittleKidsBigIdeas #9News | http://9News.com.au

14.01.2022 How awesome is this!!??

13.01.2022 Happy mother's day to all the beautiful women raising confident&kind humans xx

13.01.2022 Love this artist *:)

12.01.2022 Good morning Little Willy Wag followers, I wanted to share a little more about myself, my little family and this new journey that we are on with you today. I ...am the 7th child of 8, so I come from a pretty big family. There are 2 boys, and 6 girls. When people would ask how many siblings I had growing up, I would tell them I had 2-3 siblings, as I thought it was a bit embarrassing having so many! Growing up, I had shared a bedroom with my Great Grandmother (Rita), as we lived in an overcrowded home. I learned many things from her, my most precious memories of my childhood would be the time we spent together. You could just imagine how great the bedtime stories were. She taught me traditional dance, song, and medicine, and I would travel with her to schools around the Macleay to assist her while she taught language and told stories. Then she would have me do traditional dance and sing in front of the students. She would always have $50 wrapped in her handkerchief ready to give to me at the end of the day. My childhood was great, I had so much freedom to ride motorbikes, drive go karts, swim in the creek behind my home, play with my cousins at school and at home after school, and we always had a dog no matter what! I was blessed with two very creative and innovative parents. We didnt have a lot of money growing up. I get my love of landscaping and gardening from my Dad, and my Mum is an all rounder really, she can do and make anything. If youve been to my home, you might have seen something and thought what is that? or where did you get that from?, its usually something I made, I am a lot like my parents. My parents separated when I was 12. By the age of 15 I was the typical, defiant teenager. I skipped school for 120 days in year 9, and nobody noticed. I had become a statistic and I had fallen through the gaps. Eventually I dropped out of school and enrolled in an IT course. I completed that, and decided I wanted to go back to school. So I moved to Lismore for a fresh start, enrolled at St Johns College Woodlawn, and I met my husband and we have been inseparable ever since. We share three rough houser boys together, and it has truly been a roller coaster of a ride with them, but I cannot remember life without them in it. They really are our whole world. I am qualified in Information technology and Education support, and I spent a few years at Wauchope Public School working in numerous roles as an Slso, delivering Norta Norta program (English and numeracy program for Indigenous kids), I have played the role of acting AEO, running homework centre and organising and running Rainbow Readers playgroups on Tuesdays. It wasnt until I became involved in the playgroups that I discovered my love for play based learning. I believe it has helped me be the understanding and playful Mum that I am to my boys today. Life is tough for many of us, and a lot of the time we stray from our own identities. I know I have over the years. We try to keep up with the trends of the world and we forget who we really are. It is really important to do all that YOU can now, to keep OUR culture, and our Dhanggati language alive because THIS is OUR identity, THIS is what WE own, THIS should be OUR focus, and most importantly THIS should be our FUTURE. Little Willy Wag has been open for a week now, and I have met so many Dunghutti people living off country, and it means the world when they express their gratitude for this creation. This audience, has been my main focus, and I am so excited that I am reaching many of you. I have had customers all over Aus so far, and a purchase made that will be sent off to the UK! I am absolutely stoked!!! Wow!!! I really encourage everyone to take advantage of these resources, reclaim and connect back to your roots. Get better at Dhanggati language for your kids, so you can teach them, and they can grow up having a strong sense of identity, culture, and belonging. Leave a legacy behind for them to carry on, because when we are gone, so is our language. Shalisha x

11.01.2022 Our friend Kate has made another awesome video on "Finding the passion in what you create". Kate shows us how you can find inspiration in the things around y...ou and use the emotion you feel to create something amazing, whether that be happy or sad Happy drawing everyone! Remember to share your creations with us.

11.01.2022 If a muddy back yard isn't your thing =)

10.01.2022 Hey everyone! Sorry but I won't be taking bookings until mid November as I'm in QLD again (can't get enough sunshine lol) if you are wanting to book for Christmas get in quick by private message or call me on 0434671389 to discuss what we can offer you *:) have a wonderful weekend x

10.01.2022 Oooh how exciting! Bright& shiny face painting will be attending this wonderful event on the 8th of July in Simpson park muswellbrook...Free face painting for everyone! Will you be there!? *:)

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08.01.2022 Wink wink *;) hehe

08.01.2022 Bright&shiny face painting was lucky enough to be hand picked for these special events! Bring the kids along&let's have some fun *:)

08.01.2022 Wicked event in newy *=)

07.01.2022 Just a few pics of this morning for National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Childrens Day. I wish to acknowledge my very own nieces, nephews, grannies fo...r today & also to all our children across the continent acknowledging and pay respects to your journey as the elders of tomorrow and as the future generations that will be our strong leaders in our homelands and communities. You are Loved You are Important & You are Sacred. . . I wish to also acknowledge the many children of whom were stolen, removed & murdered within our homes and families. National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Day 2020 We are the elders of tomorrow, hear our voice

06.01.2022 Here @ bright and shiny face painting we have something very exciting to share with you all very soon...so stay tuned!!! *:)

02.01.2022 Set your Sunday morning alarms for 8am! I'll be on Play School Celebrity Covers on ABC Kids from 8.08 (you can have 8 minutes snooze time ) Tune in to hear Hickory Dickory Dock Baker Boy rap style! Trust me - its worth the early rise! . ABC TV + iview

02.01.2022 In July 2019 DPM went to Palm Island to work with the Bwgcolman mob, the community are still struggling to heal from the impacts of Black Deaths in Custody. Ti...me Will Tell was written by the Bwgcolman mob and reflects on the history of Palm Island. The 2004 Palm Island death in custody incident relates to the death of Palm Island, Queensland resident, Cameron Doomadgee (also known as "Mulrunji") on Friday, 19 November 2004 in a police cell. The death of Mulrunji led to civic disturbances on the island and a legal, political and a quest for justice that continued for fourteen years. Respect goes out to uncle Lex and the clan The Bwlcgolman people and the Doomadgee fam The Tall Man got nothing on Munbara land Eeya lah the Palm Island People taking a stand Respect to the Bwgcolman Mob #BlackLivesMatter We stand in solidarity with you today! @finjitzu Anthony Stay-Nice Martino This project was funded by FNQ Primary Health Network.