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25.01.2022 A design that proudly honours those who came before us as we respectfully walk alongside the footprints of our ancestors, telling the stories of old and opening new conversations around Indigenous relations
24.01.2022 It is with the greatest pleasure, that today on Black Friday during NAIDOC Week 2020 we have the privilege of sharing the first episode to a 6 part series THE LAST FRONTIER. A celebration of Culture, Community & coming together.
24.01.2022 Pure love see's no color. Can I get an Amen.
23.01.2022 Spring has sprung, and so has a new set of weeds! What to watch out for this season: Cape tulip False caper... Salvation Jane Variegated thistle Boneseed Got any of these on your property? Check out the SA Weed Control app or contact your local Landscape Officer for control advice. Contact details on our website: https://bit.ly/2R2NQYj
14.01.2022 I felt shivers hearing what we’ve always known about our history talked about in parliament! Thank you Senator Penny Wong for recognising our true history #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBeAboriginalLand #SovereigntyNeverCeded
13.01.2022 At this very moment 54 years ago, August 23rd 1966, Vincent Lingiari and 200 men and women were walking-off Wave Hill Cattle Station. This stand against power, ...privilege and generational abuse of Aboriginal men, women and children will be remembered forever, as a moment that all Australians should reflect on, and celebrate together in unity - Ngumpin Kartiya Karru-la Jintaku-la See more
13.01.2022 Ever wondered what coming to headspace is like? "I know that if I had seen this video before I had my first appointment, I would have felt a lot more at ease kn...owing the process and having seen the staff and rooms before I went in. Brizayah, 19 years old. Remember, everyone has their bad days, so headspace has got your back if you need to chat!
12.01.2022 What a view! How would you caption this? The amazing shot was taken in the heart of Channel Country near Innamincka, SA. : Cloncurry Mustering Company via ABC Western Queensland
11.01.2022 - Single-use plastics will be banned in South Australia after legislation passed Parliament th...is afternoon. The ban will cover items like straws, cutlery and drink stirrers, and will outline a framework for the addition of more items in the future. Premier Steven Marshall made the announcement today, saying that due to the impacts of COVID-19, the legislation won't commence until early 2021 to allow businesses time to "bounce back" before the ban comes into effect.
10.01.2022 Ngarrindjeri Elder Major Moogy Sumner AM talks Treaty and cultural law. A Balit Dhumba- Strong Talk article and podcast for Wednesday September 23, 2020. https://www.3knd.org.au//ngarrindjeri-elder-major-mooogy-s
10.01.2022 Get to the chopper! African boxthorn infestations are being terminated along the Coorong. As you can see from the aerial photos, boxthorn can blend and tangle... in with native vegetation, making control a challenging task. It’s important to control weeds accurately and effectively particularly in this fragile area. To reduce infestations and to keep native habitat intact, the Our Coorong | Our Coast project is supporting boxthorn control via helicopter across the Coorong, with another flight set to take off in September. Great news for the migratory birds and endangered resident beach nesting birds that rely on this healthy habitat to survive, and to ensure they’ll be back for generations. , ’ .
09.01.2022 It’s Plover Appreciation Day [edit: tomorrow!] We’re recognising ground-nesting plovers, including the vulnerable Hooded Plover that breeds in our coastal are...as. Hoodie breeding habitats are at risk due to human disturbance and introduced predators. The Our Coorong | Our Coast project has partnered with Friends of Shorebirds South East and BirdLife Australia to protect Hoodies in the Coorong and along the Limestone Coast, working to reduce some of these threats through pest animal control programs. You can help too! Look out for Hoodies on your local beach and make sure to keep your distance from breeding zones. : Photos by Sarah and Jeff Campbell #loveaplover
08.01.2022 First Nations' expertise lead the way, creating climate solutions for the globe.
08.01.2022 - : A number of new restrictions will be implemented for South Australia from midnight t...onight as a hard and fast approach to containing the Northern Suburbs COVID-19 cluster. From midnight tonight, the following restrictions will come into place for the entire state of South Australia: Gyms, recreation centres, trampoline and play cafes will close. Pubs, clubs and restaurants will be capped at 100 per venue, with a limit of 1 person per 4 square metres and no stand up consumption (even outdoors) and a maximum booking of 10 people. Funerals will now be capped to 50 people, with a limit of 1 person per 4 square metres. Churches will be capped at 100 people, with a limit of 1 person per 4 square metres. For weddings, all guests must be registered with the CDCB via an online form, but there are no other changes at this stage. Gatherings at private residences are now capped at 10 people per residence. Private gatherings at licensed venues will now be capped at 50, with a limit of 1 person per 4 square metres and no stand up consumption. Community sports fixtures and training will be temporarily canceled. Outdoor fitness activities such as boot camps can continue. All activities with an approved COVID Management Plan scheduled for the next two weeks will be cancelled. For personal care activities such as nail salons, tattoo parlours and hairdressers, masks will be mandatory for the service provider and encouraged for the client. Theatres and cinemas will revert back to the 1 per 4 square metre rule. Schools will remain open. In regards to aged care facilities, masks will be mandatory where physical distancing can not be maintained and personal care workers are limited to one site only. Each person will be allowed two visitors per day. The Premier also advised that people work from home where possible, and that vulnerable people stay home and to avoid having visitors. It's also being advised that people don't travel unneccessarily, and to wear a mask at times where it's not possible to socially distance, such as when using public transport. At this point, it's expected that restrictions will be in place for two weeks, though this can be adjusted depending on how the situation develops. On this matter, Premier Steven Marshall said "We don't want to keep these new and changed restrictions in place for one day longer than what we need to, but the health expert advice at the moment is very clear. We are to act hard and early and keep these restrictions in place for as short a period of time as possible."
08.01.2022 Great day out on country at Sandy’s Hut with all my Gibson family descendants
07.01.2022 Remembering the great work of our beloved the late Viv Maher x
06.01.2022 Burrandies working in collaboration with limestone coast landscape board with caring for country projects
03.01.2022 "Fire is a rebirthing thing for us, it brings the land back to life." - Uncle Les Simon, Walbunga Elder. A collaboration between traditional fire practitioners ...and landholders on the NSW far south coast. Vanessa Milton and James Patrick Photography in consultation with South Coast NSW Aboriginal Elders
