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Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

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25.01.2022 This is awesome

23.01.2022 Tune in tonight on Nunga Wangga as we chat with CIrcles To Us Exhibition Curator Dominic Guerrera about this remarkable exhibition

21.01.2022 Adelaide! Are you cheeky, loud, black and proud? Want to give comedy a go? Or know someone who should? Were on the hunt for the freshest and funniest First Nations from across the country! Sign up, workshop your material with a professional comic and give the mic a go!

21.01.2022 Tune into Nunga Wangga tonight on 101.5fm or RadioAdelaide.org.au @ 7pm CDST. So tune in as we have double passes for both Black List Cabaret & The Daly River Girl to win

21.01.2022 Coming up on Nunga Wannga... We bring you more excitement from NAIDOCSA with interviews from the lucky winners. Also we bring you the third showcase from the Flinders University Indigenous Knowledges & Reconciliation students. You will hear from these students as they talk about subjects like Education, Child Protection, Sport and Racism to just name afew.

20.01.2022 Hey All, Remember in the Garden of Unearthly Delights at 2pm today Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists will be taking the stage to perform for you all. So go check it out

19.01.2022 National Indigenous Music Awards Tonight at 7pm

19.01.2022 Coming up Nunga Wangga. With the 29th Anniversaries of the Torres Strait Islander Flag and MABO Day happening during National Reconciliation Week. This show is dedicated to our Torres Strait Island Brothers and Sisters. So tune in tonight 7pm ACST

19.01.2022 With MABO DAY this coming Wednesday. Nunga Wangga will bring you the latest news from the Torres Straits. Uncle Eddie Petersdug into our vault and found an interview with Gail Mabo talking about her Father the late Eddie Mabo. With restrictions easing in South Australia, Nunga Wangga also spoke with Premier of South Australia Steven Marshall about the restrictions easing in the state and Aboriginal Communities, COVID-19 and Reconciliation

17.01.2022 On this day in 1992, the Torres Strait Islander flag was officially presented to the people of the Torres Strait at the sixth Torres Strait Cultural Festival. ...The flag was designed by the late Bernard Namok Snr from Thursday Island. His flag was the winning entry in a design competition run by the Island Coordinating Council (ICC), a Queensland statutory body representing the Community Councils in the Torres Strait. The flag was adopted at its Council meeting on 24 March 1992. The flag was created as a powerful symbol of unity and identity for Torres Strait Islander peoples. This year, the Torres Strait flag officially appears of the NAIDOC Poster for the first time. (Thanks to the Namok family and the Torres Strait Island Regional Council) Rest in peace Bernard Namok Snr, your legacy lives on.

17.01.2022 Tonight 5.15 @ Kurruru / Kura Yerlo

16.01.2022 CALL FOR DIVERSE WRITERS FOR YEAR-LONG DEVELOPMENT INTIATIVE WITH LEADING PRODUCTION COMPANY Media release: Monday 3 May, 2021 SAFC, SBS & SCREEN AUSTRALIA CA...LL FOR DIVERSE WRITERS FOR YEAR-LONG DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE WITH LEADING PRODUCTION COMPANY - APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN - FLYER SBS, Screen Australia and the South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC) are giving South Australian diverse screenwriting talent a golden opportunity to gain hands-on experience with paid work in a leading Australian production company as part of the SBS Emerging Writers’ Incubator initiative. With round one applications opening today, the SBS Emerging Writers’ Incubator will place one South Australian writer in a leading Australian production company for a 12-month paid placement, where they will develop ideas into treatments, work across the company’s fiction slate of programming, participate in writers’ rooms, and work closely with development producers and others to increase their knowledge and further develop their skills. This innovative initiative supports the SAFC’s strategic aim to grow and diversify the pool of credited key creatives and will foster greater diversity in the South Australian screen sector by providing significant work experience in drama production for emerging writers from backgrounds and with lived experiences currently underrepresented in the sector. Applicants must be from underrepresented groups including First Nations practitioners, practitioners from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, Deaf and disabled practitioners, women and female-identifying practitioners, those from the LGBTQIA+ community, and practitioners located in regional and remote areas. The national initiative has three rounds over three years, with one placement opportunity each year for a South Australian writer. SAFC CEO Kate Croser said: This is a golden opportunity for any writer, but particularly for someone looking to build their credits in television and form relationships with renowned producers. We are thrilled to be able to partner with SBS and Screen Australia on this exciting initiative which aligns with the SAFC’s strategic aim of increasing diversity in the South Australian screen sector, and growing and diversifying the state’s pool of credited key creatives. The SBS Emerging Writers’ Incubator is a national initiative co-funded by SBS, Screen Australia with participating state and territory agencies including the South Australian Film Corporation, and with the assistance of the Australian Writers’ Guild. For more information go to safilm.com.au/industry-and-skills#writersincubator

16.01.2022 Welcome to Kurruru Arts and Culture Hub Featuring skills development workshops in Cultural knowledges, contemporary dance, ballet, Hip-hop, and youth focused wo...rkshops. The Kurruru Workshop Program is a term-based program reaching Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with specific workshops for young people and children. As a part of our weekly workshop program Kurruru also offers sessions which focus upon cultural transmission and knowledge passed down from leading Aboriginal elders and leaders from language groups across SA. Kurruru delivers events, performance opportunities and masterclasses while maintaining ongoing skills development, cultural support and community connections. Masterclasses and intensives are delivered during school holiday when relevant. For more information on workshops please see attached flyers. Workshops are offered week 3 of term 1 (10th February 2020) Phone 08 84497367 Email: [email protected] [email protected] Address: 86-96 Trimmer Parade Seaton SA 5016

14.01.2022 COMMUNITY NOTICE The following events will not be taking place this year; NAIDOC SA March / NAIDOC SA Family Fun Day / NAIDOC SA Gala Dinner. In order to keep our community safe, we had no choice but to limit the events of NAIDOC Week in South Australia. Due to the impact of COVID-19 earlier in the year the NAIDOC South Australia Committee were unable to safely plan a number of events for NAIDOC Week 2020. The continuous change in restrictions and active COVID-19 cases meant ...that the Committee could not anticipate what NAIDOC Week would look like for the South Australian community. The Committee is hopeful that all traditional NAIDOC SA events will return in 2021. Reconciliation SA Tauondi Aboriginal College Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute Tackling Tobacco Team - Nunkuwarrin Yunti

14.01.2022 Hes considered one of the foremost Kaurna language experts in South Australia and now Jack Buckskin will be delivering an online workshop as part of our SA His...tory Week events. The interactive 90-minute session on 14 May will cover the pronounciation of basic Kaurna words and phrases, as well as aspects of Kaurna heritage and culture. Held via the meeting app Zoom, bookings are essential and tickets cost $5/adult. https://bit.ly/Kaurna-Language-Workshop Jack will also be hosting a Kaurna History and Culture workshop on 28 May, during National Reconciliation Week. Book tickets here: https://bit.ly/Kaurna-Culture-Workshop

14.01.2022 Do you want a double pass for either Black List Cabaret or The Daly River Girl, well call us on (08) 7132 5000

13.01.2022 On Nunga Wangga This Week.... Charlotte Coulthard chat with Uncle Eddie Peters and Alexis West about COVID-19 stories Lavene Ngatokorua chats exclusively Nunga Wangga about Davenport Community which is one of many Aboriginal communities being under the Bio-security Act 2015.... Glenise Coulthard chats with Nunga Wangga about living under COVID-19 in the Northern Flinders Ranges. Gina Rings caught up with Michael Ross, Michael Lee and Rikki Wilson with how they are coping with living under COVID-19 Alexis also speaks with us about how she is keeping busy during these hard times. We also have a story from The Wire about a short film called "The Message", commissioned by the Museum of Australia, flips the perspective of Cooks journey by telling it from the perspective of First Nations people along the east coast of Australia.

13.01.2022 Tune in tonight for your chance to win a double pass to The Daly River Girl

12.01.2022 Come join us tonight ! See you shortly at 7pm

11.01.2022 At Alice Springs Iltja Ntjarra Many Hands Art Centre artists, in conjunction with Batchelor Institute are working on circular canvases in a revival of the Namatjira skirt project which paid homage to Albert Namatjiras work.

11.01.2022 Aye all you young Ngarrindjeris Raukkan will have Under 10s, 12s, 14s, and 16s in the South Australian Aboriginal Junior Football Carnival on the June 6 and 7 Long Weekend. For more information and register check out the link

10.01.2022 On Nunga Wangga tonight have a 3 part interview with Karina Lester - Yankunytjatjara Traditional owner, on urgent issues residents of the APY Lands now are facing given that their communities have been closed. We also talk with Nara Wilson - Kokotha, Mirning, Larrakia who works for the South Australian Film Commission, and talk about current funding projects available for First Nations film makers & gaming creators

10.01.2022 Playlist of Niunga Wangga Show 15 June 2020

09.01.2022 SAVE THE DATE!! Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute will present 'Survival Day 2021' on Tuesday January 26, 2021 - 1pm to 7pm. Due to COVID19 restri...ctions around capacity, Survival Day attendees will require a ticket via a booking reservation. Survival Day is a FREE community event and bookings will open on Monday January 4, 2021 through Try Booking until we reach capacity. We will post the link in the New Year, but be sure to put both dates into your diaries and calendars now! #tandanyanaci #survivalday2021 #firstnationshub #stillthrivingstillsurviving

09.01.2022 Tune in Tonight at 7pm as we bring you all the from NAIDOCSA Awards and Lord Mayor Morning Tea

09.01.2022 Tauondi is now offering a weekly Kaurna language program starting from February 2020. For the first couple of weeks, we are taking new enrolments. Please come t...o the language classroom at Tauondi on Wednesday at 10 am for new enrolment or more information. We will see you at Tauondi! Nguntya Nakutha!!

09.01.2022 On Nunga Wangga Tonight..... We have a beautiful tribute to all the outstanding mothers out there, with all music themed around you. All you mums out there also get a special poetic tribute from our very own Alexis West ... Alexis West & Charlotte Coulthard chat with Uncle Eddie Peters about his life growing up in the Torres Straits. Christine Brown chats with Karina Lester about the Lockdown in the APY Lands. Alexis West chats with Eddie Peters about the Lockdown in the Straits. So tune in at 7pm on 101.5fm

08.01.2022 REMINDER: 'More Than A Word' National Reconciliation Week 2021 is a CALL TO ACTION. Let's join together and celebrate how far we've come in our Reconciliation Journey in Australia, and acknowledge that there is lot's more work to do in this space. We hope that you've been able to get along to some of the awesome events that have happened throughout the week and look forward to seeing everyone at the closing celebrations. ... If you see any one from the Nunga Wangga team out and about come and say hello! Charlotte Coulthard-Dare Eddie Peters Michael BigBoss Collard Rhanee Jane

08.01.2022 On tonight show..... We will be talking about a fundraiser which is happening on the 23 of March 2020

08.01.2022 JOIN THE NUNGA WANGGA CREW TONIGHT from 7:00pm to 9:00pm (ACST) ON NUNGA WANGGA SHOW at RADIO ADELAIDE DIGITAL, ON LINE & 101.5FM. OUR SHOW ALSO GOES OUT THROUGH THE NATIONAL INDIGENOUS RADIO SERVICE AND THE CAAMA NETWORK. Reminder that our last four Nunga Wangga shows can be heard on the Radio Adelaide website. So if you can't join us LIVE in the studio not to worry, just head to the website on the link below. www.radioadelaide.org.au/programs/nungawangga... SIMPLE AS THAT!

07.01.2022 With NAIDOC Week starting this coming week, Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute have a variety of happening starting this Monday 9th of November. So come along and celebrate NAIDOC Week with the staff and community of Adelaide at this well known internationally acclaimed National Cultural Institute.

07.01.2022 Coming up at 7pm on Nunga Wangga. We have easy listening with First Sounds vol 1 coming up. Also we have a story from The Wire. The Wire is an Independent Current Affairs program broadcast exclusively on community and Indigenous radio stations around Australia on every weekday from 5.30pm-6pm.... And we have a Special Report in the death of David Dungay who died in custody in 2015.

07.01.2022 Coming up on Nunga Wangga, we chat with Larrakia Man Hip Hop Artist Jimblah about the project he has been working on with Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute, with recently the release of Still Stylin 2020. We head to the Torres Strait and hear from Diat Alferink catching up with legendary funny man Sean Choolburra. And so much more. So tune in at 7pm ACST on 101.5FM and on radioadelaide.org.au

06.01.2022 What is the name of the festival that is happening right now in Adelaide for your chance to win a double pass to either Black List Cabaret or The Daly River Girl

06.01.2022 Tune in at 7pm for Nunga Wangga as we bring you another great show. Coming up at 7pm we catch up with Aboriginal and African American Hip Hop Artist Sachem and chat with him and listen to a single from his upcoming Debut E.P Part of the Picture. We also have a story for you from The Guardian Australia as black deaths in custody advocate Latoya Rule, and academic Thalia Anthony explore some immediate solutions to end black deaths in custody.

06.01.2022 Hey All, Tonight we have a jam packed show for you all which include: We chat with Rita Lynsey about Ngarrindjeri men joining the World Wars.... A 2-part special calledc Black Diggers. Stories from The Wire about 2020 ANZAC Day, Over policing of Blackfella under COVID-19 and Food shortages in NT communities. as well as a special report from Charlotte Coulthard talking with residents from Nepabunna in the Northern Flinders Ranges which is currently in lockdown.

05.01.2022 The exhibition launch is tonight at 6pm (gathering from 5:30pm). Everyone is welcome and it’ll be a great chance to catch up. Migration Museum, 82 Kintore Avenue, Adelaide.

05.01.2022 So deadly when we deadly fullas like Sean Choolburra pops into the studio for a yarn

03.01.2022 Tune into tonight for the NIMATune into tonight for the NIMA

03.01.2022 Tune into Nunga Wangga for a Music Specialas we showcase both Corey Theatre and Emily Warramurra. So tune in at 7pm CST

02.01.2022 NAIDOC SA Ecumenical Church Service - live Powered by Restream https://restream.io/