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25.01.2022 Looking forward to sharing our programs in Term 3. We have limited bookings available as we are currently prioritising the schools who had to postpone their sessions due to lockdown. If youre looking for a way to celebrate Reconciliation week or just to celebrate our Rich culture and History, please send a message through our website Wanyara.com.au

23.01.2022 Some of the team from Wanyara took the trip to deliver Traditional Aboriginal Games to St Clares in Townsville last week! The weather was amazing and the kids were even better! Thanks for embracing and participating in our culture!! Some of the most respectful students we have worked with!

22.01.2022 JUMPING JACK! I guess you could say Jack was one of the better players of PULOGA at the @carlton_fc Thanks to the Carlton FC staff and players for embracing our culture, stories & games! We loved sharing them with you!

22.01.2022 Jad and Dom at the business in heels summit last month! Jad will not only be facilitating TAG, Art and Dance but also doing some admin, social media and prep work with Wanyara. We look forward to working more closely with you Jad! #wanyara #tag #torresstraitislander #aboriginal #cultureconnects

22.01.2022 We pride ourselves on connection! Our facilitators make sure they connect with all participants in our sessions! ... Engaging in a Wanyara session means engaging with First Nations people, we create an inclusive, fun and interactive experience for every participant. If you know a school that should book a session with our crew, tag them below!

22.01.2022 Come have a run with us at the 3 Rivers Festival in Echuca!

21.01.2022 Youre too deadly sis Shantelle Another amazing sister girl doing amazing on the ground work inspiring the next generation

21.01.2022 On National Sorry Day we send our love and strength to our Stolen Generations

20.01.2022 ALWAYS WAS, ALWAYS WILL BE! We are so excited to be celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander strength and culture, not just this week.. ALWAYS! Happy NAIDOC to all our mob, we have survived, we will continue to be proud strong and DEADLY!

20.01.2022 All the best to the Richmond FC today!!

20.01.2022 On this day 20 years ago, a true champion won the hearts of our nation. One of the greatest Australians! Do you remember where you were on this day, 20 years ago?... Its a moment we could never forget, not only did Cathy win gold, she created a platform for our people to be seen and heard! I loved when she held up the Aboriginal flag, her pride amplified athe pride we have in being Aboriginal! Thank You Cathy!

20.01.2022 Heres a little snippet of what we have done in schools in over the last 12 months. We have a dream - to change our nation. We demonstrate why we are so proud to be Aboriginal, we give all Australians a connection with us, our culture and the true history of our country. ... We have delivered more than 120 sessions, we have created strong, educational programs. We have employed more than 15 young Aboriginal people. We have had many non Indigenous kids ask how do I become Aboriginal?. We have supported many schools in building connections with our communities. Our 2020 goal was to empower connections, in 2021, as we grow, we are focused on TRUTH TELLING through Our Stories. Incredibly thankful to all those who have supported Wanyara including: -All our deadly young facilitators, who have educated so many people. -Tarsh & Thara from Wala Connections. - Every school that has booked a cultural experience. - Reconciliation Victoria for the support to develop this video and other online content. - Grow Hope Foundation - Gregg Brown - All our family & friends who have shared or reposted our content. Thank You We have so much in store for our Re-launch in 2021 Will you come with us, can you keep up

19.01.2022 It was such a privilege to spend the afternoon learning, laughing and hanging out with Melbourne Indigenous Transition School Year 7 students. We had such an awesome time playing some traditional Aboriginal games from all over Australia. You mob are just too deadly! ... This is what matters. Lets work together to keep engaging and empowering Indigenous youth to be proud of their culture and to aim for the stars Join us at Wanyara to celebrate our culture through language, dance, art and games See you in the stars

16.01.2022 Want us at your school or workplace? Book now for 2020!

15.01.2022 What an incredible group of young women from AFL Indigenous Programs and AFL multi-cultural programs! We can confirm that these young women are going to achieve big things on and off the field The team at Wanyara were left inspired after hearing your stories and seeing your passion for the game you love ... It was awesome seeing some familiar faces from Melbourne Indigenous Transition School and other local community groups It was an absolute pleasure to spend the day with you all learning, growing and empowering each other to kick goals The future is female Do it like a girl!

14.01.2022 How good is Aboriginal Victoria's Community Engagement Unit! Last Friday, Wanyara hosted a Traditional Aboriginal Games session with AV's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Staff at Peppers Mineral Springs We always love our sessions the little fullas but our sessions with the big kids are always so much fun! ... Thank you so much for making the last day of the work week such an enjoyable one!

14.01.2022 Its not just about ABORIGINAL LAND! What does Always Was, Always Will Be mean you you? ... For us.. it is a signal.. we are never leaving! We have survived, we will always survive! Always was, Always will be.. ABORIGINAL LAND Always was, Always will be.. The oldest continuing culture in the world! Always was, Always will be.. What does this mean to you?

13.01.2022 We love supporting our kids to succeed, especially in sport, building confidence, fitness and connection with our mob. Weve had a deadly few days in Echuca! Wanyara sponsored two netball teams to compete in the VACSAL junior sports carnival. Our under 17s team were phenomenal on day 1, but were unfortunately taken out in the semi final by a deadly @koringamadji team!... While our under 15s girls, went through the competition undefeated, and won the Grand Final. Thanks to all the girls and their families for trusting us, and being such disciplined, deadly netballers, and inspirational young women! See yall next year!

12.01.2022 Who you got for best TAG player at Carlton Football Club?

12.01.2022 What a great little Newsletter article from St Clare's Catholic School in Townsville: BIMBI WADJA NEWS What a week for the Bimbi Wadja Club with Domica, Rebecca and Nathan from Wanyara (meaning active in Yorta Yorta language) visiting St Clares last Friday. They taught traditional Aboriginal games that focused largely on language and physical skills. Domica explained where each game originated as well as terms for the games and equipment used in local language. The purp...ose of each game was then outlined (e.g. to teach a skill such as spearing or for entertainment, etc.). The students learnt about the ingenuity and resourcefulness of Indigenous people to create equipment from resources available. One of the most impressive pieces of equipment was the marngrook (ball). In Victoria, Domica explained that this ball was traditionally made with possum skin and sewn together with kangaroo tendons using a needle made from bone. She also explained that in Queensland a similar ball (called a buroinjin) was made using kangaroo skin. It was then game faces on as the Bimbi Wadja Club put their bodies on the line in the following 3 games. Puloga Regular mock combat tournaments took place all over Australia within mobs. Puloga was essentially played as an entertainment activity, though the opportunity was taken to settle disputes, real or imaginary. It also gave the men in the tribes a chance to show off their prowess and courage before the women. Jumpinpin Named after a South Queensland fishing hub that was a traditional meeting place for Aboriginal people on Stradbroke Island, Jumpinpin was traditionally played to teach kids how to spear fish. Weme Is a stone bowling target game played by the Walbiri people of central Australia. One player would roll a stone which was used as a target by the second player. Weme means throwing in the Eastern Arrernte Language. Here are some of the reactions from the students to the TAG workshop: Jack (4A) It was useful for kids who wanted to know more about traditional games. Kendall (3A) It was entertaining. Marli (3A) It was interesting. I like the game with the tags (Puloga). I liked how Domica told us about the history as well, especially about the ball made from possum skin. Charlotte (2A) My favourite game was Jumpinpin because you got to be a fish and swim away from the hunters. Lorella (Prep C) I liked Weme where you had to roll the balls. This year, St Clares has signed up to a 3 year project called 5 Continents. Set up by Signora Arrate, 5 schools across the globe (Mexico, Japan, Spain, The Congo and Australia) are embarking on a 3 year project to teach and learn traditional games and dances and share this knowledge with the other 4 schools.

12.01.2022 Wanyara entered two teams into the Victorian Statewide Indigenous Netball Carnival, unfortunately semi-finals were the end of the road for the girls. But, Team TAG enjoyed the time with the community, sharing laughs with so many, getting mums back on the court, building bonds, talking with elders, playing with kids. These moments are grounding for the stories, and sessions we deliver. ... Thanks to Tony Lovett & the team at Vacsal for putting on such an event. #morethanjustnetball @emusportswear

12.01.2022 Every lesson worth learning is worth revisiting Be a part of change Will you come with us and can you keep up?

11.01.2022 If you attend or work at Uni Melb get involved!!! #buroinjin

11.01.2022 This Saturday, come down to the Future Dreaming Festival! There will be Traditional Aboriginal Games, live music , yummy food and good vibes! The team will see you there! ... #Wanyara #TreatyforVictoria #blakexcellence See more

11.01.2022 Get in contact now to secure your booking for 2020!!

10.01.2022 Thanks Carlton Football Club for embracing our games! We loved watching you play them Happy NAIDOC!

08.01.2022 Join us on Thursday in support of R U OK Day! On Thursday the 12th of September, Wanyara will be wearing yellow to spark a conversation about suicide prevention. Particularly, improving the mental health and well being outcomes for mob These conversation are for everyone so please make sure to get involved

07.01.2022 Weve created these little Koorie Covid Care packs! Each pack supports at least 5 Indigenous businesses! ... The packs have a mix of the following: - Mwerre soap - hand sanitiser - native bath salts - affirmation cards - Protective masks - Lilly Pilly face mask, with spoon and mixing bowl & more. If you would like to send one to someone you care about, please get in touch. Each set is $60. We can also add a personalised thinking of you/you matter card from your organisation! Message us now!

07.01.2022 #westandwithadam

07.01.2022 Exciting news! Tomorrow morning, well be out in Frankston running some Traditional Aboriginal Games at Monash Uni Peninsular Campus with Peninsula Health! Big shout out to organisers of the Bay Mob Aboriginal Health Expo for getting us out Come down and get involved! See you mob there!

06.01.2022 Yesterday, across the nation we celebrated Indigenous Literacy Day The Indigenous Literacy Foundation Yesterday and everyday, is a day worth celebrating the accomplishments of our brothers and sisters! Wanyara will celebrate by sharing some of our favourite indigenous authors and storytellers. ... Check out our story to see what were reading

06.01.2022 Preserve Indigenous cultural identity! #InternationalDayoftheWorld'sIndigenousPeoples

05.01.2022 Happy Monday team! Enjoy today and the rest of the week

04.01.2022 In school, at home, everywhere! Let’s make sure when we implement Indigenous knowledges into our teaching, we share the strength of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Truth-telling is absolutely vital!... Share the atrocities that happened to our people, but share the strength, we have survived! Our team is a living breathing example of the positive stories! We’ve all got different stories, but they’re all stories of resilience, strength and positivity! WE ARE BOW TAKING BOOKINGS FOR 2021! Book via our website wanyara.com.au OR [email protected] OR 0413822855

04.01.2022 It’s not just about ABORIGINAL LAND! What does Always Was, Always Will Be mean you you? ... For us.. it is a signal.. we are never leaving! We have survived, we will always survive! Always was, Always will be.. ABORIGINAL LAND Always was, Always will be.. The oldest continuing culture in the world! Always was, Always will be.. What does this mean to you?

04.01.2022 OUR DEADLY TEAM.. MEET DOM! My name is Domica Hill, I am a proud Palawa/Pakana woman. I grew up in Townsville North QLD. With a degree in Education as well as sports and exercise science and through forming a strong connection to my Tasmanian Aboriginal heritage my passion for Traditional Aboriginal Games grew! A number of conversations with Sarai sparked ideas and the dream of what is now Wanyara began! ... Although I love the challenges and rewards of traditional education and teaching, it is in the learning and sharing of my knowledge of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture that I find my true purpose! It is so important that our ancestors skills are brought to life and continue to remain relevant to our future generations!! Will you come with us? Can you keep up?

03.01.2022 Whats the best incursion youve had at your school?? #Wanyara These kids absolutely loved playing TAG, creating Aboriginal Art, Dancing with Wala & Learning Yorta Yorta Language! Contact us at: [email protected]... OR www.wanyara.com.au If you would like us to provide you with a quote, or to book us in to share our knowledge with your students! See more

02.01.2022 To all the amazing fathers, grandfathers, uncles, brothers and friends, Happy Fathers Day from our family at Wanyara to yours Oh how I love you, you old people, oh how I love that in my children you will find people to follow your lines. Black fathers, walk into your sleeping childs room and listen to them breathe. Walk out again thankful that you have contributed to the resistance. - Bruce Pascoe, Yuin / Bunurong/ Tasmanian heritage

02.01.2022 Have you heard ?! Wanyara is launching apparel ! Get your First Nations apparel in time for NAIDOC week and even check out our giveaway ! ... Head over to the @wanyara_wear page to browse the range

02.01.2022 You're too deadly brother Mitch Tambo!! All love for our deadly brothers and sister making waves all over this country!

01.01.2022 OUR DEADLY TEAM.. MEET MINJAARA Im a Yorta Yorta woman from Shepparton. Ive been living in Melbourne for 7 years and have worked at The University of Melbourne since moving here. Outside of work, I like playing netball and touch football. Im also a singer and have been part of the Short Black Opera company since I was 15 years old. I am working with Wanyara because I think it is a great way to really help all of Australia become one and bring our collective history in to the present to make sure we all have a better future together!

01.01.2022 One of our favourite quotes. To our young people in this tough time Stand Tall ... Maintain your Culture Be Proud of who you are. How blessed are we, to have elders like Uncle Jim Berg, to give wisdom and knowledge and guide our way, always.