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Knucky Women's Centre

Phone: +61 8 8978 5482

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25.01.2022 Hand painted batik silk scarves, just come out of the steamer.

22.01.2022 Friday Fishing at Wanggagi, our first Culture Program with Belyuen Primary School students excursion for the year.

20.01.2022 We have some new products for sale!! . Learn how to make a bracelet then give it to someone special, it’s the gift that keeps on giving. We also have wooden turtles, beautiful hand printed beach bags, batik silk scarves and many other products. Come see us this Thursday at Aboriginal Bush Traders Christmas Markets from 9 til 2pm.

13.01.2022 The wonderful Alithia - Like a boss!! We will be voting.

13.01.2022 First bag, first print design ever and it’s a beauty by Marcie. Special gift for her mum who is also a Hawthorn supporter.

10.01.2022 A very moving cover of Midnight Oil's song 'Beds Are Burning' by Julia Stone, including some familiar Belyuen faces and voices in the video clip thanks to Karrabing Collective.

10.01.2022 Tjeperr (mud mussel) delicious and delightful! Painted in bright joyful designs, we love Angela's hand painted shells. This beautiful image was taken by Sue Chaplin.

09.01.2022 Knucky Women’s Centre Market at Wagait Artist Group Art Festival, today.

07.01.2022 Knucky Women's Centre celebrates International Womens Day 2020. This Centre is the women's heart of the community. It's a place where we honour and remember the women of the past and look forward to watching the next generation grow and learn. We wish all women a Happy International Women's Day!

06.01.2022 Kenbi Dancers, Song man and Kenbi man, teaching the kids Wangaa and Mirak at Belyuen Primary for Culture Program.

06.01.2022 Employment opportunity, Belyuen Community Council is seeking a Finance Officer.

05.01.2022 Back in production, these hand painted tablecloths by Rowena and Maureen Mardi are becoming works of art.

05.01.2022 To get into the AFL final series, Angelina and Andrea have upcycled discarded material and turned them into flags,starting off with Essendon and West Coast with more to come. On sale this afternoon at Wagait Beach Supermarket.

03.01.2022 To help control the spread of COVID19 (Corona virus ),Belyuen Council has built a temporary hand washing station at the entrance of Belyuen Store. Anyone entering the store must wash their hands and it’s working well. To also help control the risk of spreading COVID19 Knucky Women’s Centre has temporarily closed.