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18.01.2022 Remains of ancient child Omasker returned to Australia By Ruth Clegg BBC News 23 September 2010

15.01.2022 Tarnanthi, the inaugural Festival of Contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art, is on now at the Art Gallery of South Australia. Take a peek behind... the scenes at 'Ghost Nets of the Ocean', an immersive installation created with abandoned fishing nets (ghost nets), by artists from Erub (Darnley) Island in far northern Australia. See more

12.01.2022 Gazir Ilun Fred & Richard Kiwat We Will Sing 2012 Fred & Richard Kiwat... Released on: 2012-07-27

07.01.2022 It is glorious to sit in my headdress, in my totem, to ride with it for the first time Inspired by Darnley Island culture, Torres Strait Islander artist Ken T...haiday Snr. is preparing to ride his latest creation, a six-metre long headdress of his totem, the hammerhead shark. This story is part of the ABC’s #WalkingTogether2020 project, exploring what reconciliation means to Australians and where to next.

04.01.2022 More information can be found t the "Darnley Deep's Diving Expeditions" FB page @ https://www.facebook.com/DarnleyDeepsDiving/

02.01.2022 Erubians Fred & Richard Kiwat We Will Sing 2012 Fred & Richard Kiwat... Released on: 2012-07-27

02.01.2022 Aunty Sarai Cedar Nee Pilot speaking with Jen Enosa on @Torres Strait Island Media Association this afternoon #RIMF

01.01.2022 Gur Atkamlu is our Sea Blanket. Just as patchwork quilts from long ago were made from recycled fabric, our blanket uses reclaimed fishing nets and ropes that have been lost at sea and washed up on our beaches. When we look at our blanket we are reminded about the importance of the sea for us, from the birds, the shells and the fish. Just as a patchwork blanket tells its story for future generations, so does our Sea Blanket. - Erub Erwer Meta