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24.01.2022 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR INDIGENOUS TIGERS

24.01.2022 staring into the Sunset can be the most relaxing event of the day Major "Moogy" Sumner at the Dupang Festival #dupang #coorong #sunset #trentinopriori Me :)

24.01.2022 Just one month until Tarnanthi opens!

24.01.2022 We urgently call on state, territory and federal governments to keep mob safe during Covid-19. We have 7 key demands to keep our people safe in the community and in prisons.

22.01.2022 Commissioner April Lawrie invites Aboriginal families and community members to attend a Community Conversation about issues that matter to them, specifically in... relation to the safety and wellbeing of Aboriginal children and young people. We encourage all members of the community to participate in one of the three Community Conversations listed below. #"BeSeen.BeHeard." See more

22.01.2022 Marlion Pickett will make history today when he becomes the first player in 67 years to make his AFL debut in a Grand Final. The Tigers midfielder spent more th...an two years in jail as a teenager before turning his life around. His debut comes just four months after he was recruited to Richmond in the NAB AFL Mid-Season Rookie Draft, and was judged Best on Ground in last weeks VFL Grand Final. Go well today, Marlion!

20.01.2022 June 15 is a special day worldwide for raising awareness of Elder Abuse. Elders are the teachers and keepers of culture. If you know someone who is being disrespected or mistreated, or are worried about your own situation, call the SA Elder Abuse Prevention Phone Line on 1800 372 310 for free, confidential information and advice. Or see www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/stopelderabuse RespectConnect #StopElderAbuse #ElderAbuse #AboriginalElders #AboriginalElderRespect #AboriginalAustralia

20.01.2022 With so much focus on the inspirational young Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg lately, you may have missed Indigenous water warrior Autumn Peltier addres...sing world leaders at the United Nations about protecting water. Just 15 years old, Autumn is a Anishinaabe-kwe and a member of the Wikwemikong First Nation and an internationally recognized champion for clean water. A fierce advocate for water protection and conservation since the age of 8, Autumn was nominated for the International Childrens Peace Prize in 2017, 2018 and 2019, and was named Top 30 Under 30 in North America for Environmental Education Making a Difference in 2019. In April, 2019 she was named the chief water commissioner by the Anishinabek Nation. Watch this space as inspirational Autumn continues to advocate for the environment and encourages young people to stand up and be heard. #waterwarrior #girlpower #changemakers

20.01.2022 Creative rebels wanted for AWARD School 2020! AWARD School's 12-week creative thinking course will make you, and break you into an industry of ideas. Registrations for Info Night now open https://bit.ly/2smHdqY

20.01.2022 Uncle Jack Charles is an Australian legend: survivor of the Stolen Generation, Indigenous elder, actor, musician, activist and former heroin addict and cat burg...lar. Now on the cusp of his 76th birthday, hes ready to tell the full story of how he became a born-again Blakfella and one of Australias best-loved actors. See more

19.01.2022 Snack time throwback . . . @tshillier

19.01.2022 Congratulations to MARTIN WHITE JNR on coaching his Lavington Pink Panthers Youth Girls to their first premiership in the AFLNEB for 2019

17.01.2022 Rhondies Return - As a young child Rhondie was relocated from the Kownayama community and placed in an institution in the South East Queensland region. Due to ...the nature of his complex and multiple disabilities Rhondie was separated from family and country and institutionalized for many years. But his life changed when he went back to country....yo ucan watch the video and leave a comment at our site below https://campingoncountry.com.au/stories/rhondies-return/ See more

17.01.2022 The Senate has voted down a motion asking that Scott Morrison (ScoMo) accept the 3 message sticks that Alwyn Doolan carried 8,500 kms on his walk from Cape York.... Accepting the message sticks would have sent a powerful message that the Australian Government is committed to a truly meaningful process of engagement with First Nations peoples. Follow the campaign here: bit.ly/MessageStickWalk

14.01.2022 "It's part of healing for themselves. It makes them strong as a woman to carry on this culture," Bush medicine heals ailments but also keeps Indigenous women's culture alive and well.

13.01.2022 MARLION PICKETT proud with his family.

12.01.2022 Today is KLC AGM day! Our theme this year is Voice Treaty Truth and reflects the important road we are on regarding constitutional reform. Its been a great week so far with successful AGMs from KALACC, KLRC and Aarnja, as well as some incredible cultural performances.

12.01.2022 How good is this?! Naomi, from our MITS Class of 2017, currently attending Kingswood College Box Hill and continuing to live in our alumni accommodation, won the League Best and Fairest award last night for the Yarra Junior Football League. Well done Naomi!

11.01.2022 Spot on. Australians deserve better.

11.01.2022 "She has left Australia a better place, not just for First Nations people, but for all Australians." Vale Stolen Generations member, Barbara Cummings remembered as trailblazer in Aboriginal affairs.

10.01.2022 THIS IS WILD! Feeling honoured and humbled that COOL AS HELL has been nominated for #BestVideo at the ARIAs Massive love and thanks to my team! Directed by @...gabegaspar Choreographed by @deon.nuku Styled by @aurieindiannaa anddd extra special love to my Dad and Little Bro for vibing it out with me! . To VOTE, search ARIA Vote on Google or hit the link https://www.ariaawards.com.au/public-vote @aria_official @youtubemusic @islandau See more

10.01.2022 Join The Adelaide Sustainability centre for a community screening of Ranger to Ranger, followed by panel discussion! PART OF THE ADELAIDE SUSTAINABILITY CENTRE COMMUNITY SCREENINGS PROGRAM CURATED BY TRANSITIONS FILM FESTIVAL (4th October 1st November 2019)

09.01.2022 Creative rebels wanted for AWARD School 2020! AWARD Schools 12-week creative thinking course will make you, and break you into an industry of ideas. Registrations for Info Night now open https://bit.ly/2smHdqY

09.01.2022 Just released new book - hot off the press! You can purchase a copy of "Gulpilil" in print, or get the ebook or audio book version at the publishers website: h...ttps://www.panmacmillan.com.au/9781760784973/ A sneak peek is here: https://www.panmacmillan.com.au/google-preview/ ---- ---- ---- ---- The following is an article from The Australian by the books author. Dying days: David Gulpilil long way from home By DEREK RIELLY Two years after a diagnosis of terminal lung cancer that should have put David Gulpilil in the grave within six months, we find the Australian dancer, singer, artist and movie star standing on a carpet of sheep droppings in a red-dust paddock, wearing a slim, two-button, shawl-lapel black suit, and glowering for a fashion photographers camera. Anticipating each of the photographers commands, Gulpilil swings his face into profile and lifts his chin so the late-afternoon sun wraps it in a golden light. His giant right hand with its abbreviated digits, the index finger amputated at the final knuckle by a 44-gallon drum in 1969, sweeps errant hairs from his still beautiful, still instantly recognisable, movie star face, the face of Walkabout, Storm Boy, Crocodile Dundee, The Tracker, Charlies Country. Were at Poverty Corner, 50 clicks out of Murray Bridge, the rural South Australian town southeast of Adelaide where Gulpilil intends to die, and 3500km from his home community of Ramingining in Arnhem Land. Now 65, Gulpilil is owning the cover shoot for a book Ive written about his life and his last days. His face his face. His face has just so much power, says director Phillip Noyce, whos known Gulpilil for 45 years and admired him for nearly 50. Noyce says that when Gulpilil acted he turned his face into a mirror. So you look at him and, combined with his own expression and his own emotion, you see what you want to see thats what a truly great actor does, he says. They multiply the possibilities of response in the audience. In his one-man show in 2004, Gulpilil said: Acting came natural to me. Piece of piss. I know how to walk across the land in front of a camera because I belong there. The perception of strength from the actor disappears when the camera lens is being changed or the photographer moves to repair the backdrop, which keeps blowing down. His carer, retired nurse Mary Hood, helps him in and out of costume. The subject of whether he should live out his life in a town almost as far from Arnhem Land as you can get in Australia or die on country is a matter of debate. Gulpilils pretty happy with his routine in Murray Bridge: lunch and dinner of mullet, chips, Coke and milky tea every day at the Swanport Hotel where his best friend, Terry, is chef and where he has a regular stream of visitors, including Jack Thompson, his co-star in Mad Dog Morgan and Australian artist Craig Ruddy, who won the 2004 Archibald with a portrait of Gulpilil called Two Worlds; and director Rolf de Heer and his wife, filmmaker Molly Reynolds, who are making a documentary on Gulpilils last days that wont be released until after his death. It may be a while coming. As Wayne ODonovan, one of his closest friends, says: Ive never met someone with such a capacity to go forever without sleeping, whether filming or hunting. His endurance was astonishing. Thats why hes alive now even though he was supposed to die of cancer years ago. Hes like an old croc. You can shoot and wound em and you think youve killed em but theyll bite you eight hours later. https://www.theaustralian.com.au//dying-days-d/news-story/

09.01.2022 STUNNING INFOGRAPHIC! Dreamtime Creative recently had the pleasure to create this stunning infographic for the City of Parramatta. Our client was very happy saying, "I dont think Ill ever get over how beautiful it is. Thank you so much for your hard work, your flexibility and your skill. The idea of including the river as a First Nations place of significance in the infographic made it all the more unique and Im so appreciative of that extra touch you brought to the project. The colours you chose couldnt be more perfect with the earthy tones and the blues for the rivers. Again, we couldnt have hoped for a better end result." Caitlin Carpenter, City of Parramatta.

08.01.2022 "Adults never listen to kids like me, but we have important things to say."

07.01.2022 Check out this beautiful website, part of the Ngalipa Nyangu Jaru: Pirrjirdi Ka Ngalpa Mardani (Our Language: Keeping Us Strong) exhibition.

07.01.2022 How about that smile?! In a few minutes time MITS student Ruby will run onto the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) with the mighty Richmond FC. Go Ruby and Go Tiges!

06.01.2022 Learn more about the Aboriginal Engagement Reform project, which is being led by Dr Roger Thomas, here:

06.01.2022 BUILDING STRONGER, HEALTHIER COMMUNITIES THROUGH INCREASING ACCESS TO HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES When: 12th September 2019 Where: 19 Wilson St, Berri (Len Maho...ney room) To RSVP or for more information please contact the team on 0436 680 071 or at [email protected]

06.01.2022 Congratulations Ash Barty!

05.01.2022 We are delighted to share the great education resources for #teachers and #educators online now! New lessons with clips from Cool Australia as well as material...s from Narragunnawali: Reconciliation in Education, Australian Human Rights Commission and Reconciliation Australia. visit www.thefinalquarterfilm.com.au and see the film, request a DVD and access the resources. See more

04.01.2022 Wow. Baker Boy shows his skills with 64 non stop bars of bilingual rap about growing up in Yurrwi and Maningrida. Cant wait to see him at the Tarnanthi launch in Adelaide next month!

04.01.2022 Our CEO, Laura Berry, had the honour of meeting the Prime Minister of New Zealand, Jacinda Ardern, on day one of the Australia New Zealand Leadership Forum in A...uckland. The Indigenous Business Sector Group were warmly welcomed to the Ngati Whatua Orakei Marae by Te Aroha Grace and had a productive and informative session. Day one wrapped up with the Trans Tasman Innovation and Growth Awards. Today, they return for a full program of sessions discussing how Australia and New Zealand can work more closely together. #ANZLF2019 #supplynation #indigenousbusiness #opportunities #economicindependence #supplierdiversityseptember

03.01.2022 We are thrilled to announce Archie Roach will be performing at Mii Pudnanthi. Please share the news and buy a ticket before they run out. Limited seats are available. https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/archie-roach-tickets-711458

03.01.2022 "Its part of healing for themselves. It makes them strong as a woman to carry on this culture," Bush medicine heals ailments but also keeps Indigenous womens culture alive and well.

01.01.2022 We were incredibly lucky to have a class this afternoon with Hamish Blake from Hamish&Andy. Hamish taught us all about the script writing process, spoke of the importance of drafting and shared some of his favourite stories from his True Story TV show. Thanks so much Hamish!