Spirit Program Bourke in Bourke, New South Wales, Australia | Youth organisation

Spirit Program Bourke

Locality: Bourke, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 402 032 860

Address: Oxley Street Bourke, NSW, Australia

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24.01.2022 SPIRIT is teaming up with 2CuzFM to run a deadly program over the school holidays. Learn how to do radio interviews and learn how to make a program! The times are in the calendar. Send us a message on Facebook or ask Fiona Smith on 0402 032 860.

23.01.2022 Want to learn to make your own radio and multimedia programs? Want to see them shared online and go to air on 2CUZ FM? We have an awesome program for you these school holidays! SPIRIT oral history initiative has teamed up with 2CUZ and you will get an opportunity to film, record, take photos and make your own stories. We will be meeting at the Men's Hub in Meek St (Bethlehem) most days.... Check the holiday calendar! To join get in touch with FIONA SMITH 0402 032 860 or write to us here on Facebook SPIRIT page. For times, check the summer activities calendar Maranguka.

12.01.2022 Thank you to all the children who participated in the SPIRIT summer holiday program. It was awesome to see the kids learn how to operate a radio station at 2CUZ FM (thanks Kristie!), practise interviewing, work the mixing desk, hear stories from community elders, enjoy each other’s company and have fun. We look forward to SPIRIT returning in a few weeks' time. Will confirm as soon as we can! Thank you Maranguka and thank you to Pania, Catholic Care, SOS, Youth Off The Streets and Bourke Shire Council. It was fantastic to partner with 2CUZ Indigenous Radio on this! Keep an eye out for more photos and posts!

12.01.2022 Check out some of the awesome work Bourke High School students did with the SPIRIT program back in August.

02.01.2022 A few pics from our trip to Mount Gundabooka in August with these deadly strong Bourke boys. It was a day full of talking about culture, connection to country and the importance of recording our old people's stories. Then we had the biggest feed of Johnny cakes