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Wura Narnhi Gandanu Dharumbal Youth Group
Phone: +49 2600 26
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24.01.2022 Don't worry, there's plenty more to catch #FishingTheFitzroy #ExploreRockhampton
21.01.2022 Don’t forget to register your teams to participate in this helping hand beach volleyball event being hosted at the Indoor Sports Arena Rockhampton. To register please contact any of the numbers below or direct message our page or the ISA page.
19.01.2022 To the Central Queensland Community, Many of you may be familiar with a digital billboard that is located on our premises. We would like to make it very clear ...that we do not own this sign, nor are we able to control or influence any of the content that displays on it. The controversial and offensive sign that was part of the sign’s rotation does not in any way represent the values of our business or staff. We truly wish that this was not something that the community had been exposed to, and we are deeply apologetic for the offence that this caused. Please know that we have contacted the owners, and the image has been removed. Tropical Auto Group is committed to equality and inclusion for all, and we stand in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement. Our deepest apologies, Tropical Auto Group
18.01.2022 The MANN Darumbal Nulla represented today by starting the Standard 11 Course. It’s great to see young people with some get up and go, willing to better themselves for future employment. #darumbalcountry #darumbalnunthi #darumbalDpacyouth #darumbalemploymentntraining #standard11 #mannnulla
18.01.2022 Time to sit back and relax to the smooth tunes of Busby Marou and The Short Fall. Proudly brought to you by Rockhampton Regional Council and hosted by Triple M Central Queensland. Note: This production is pre-recorded.
17.01.2022 Look who's back at Rocky Station! Liaison officer Nycole and Constable Lisa have returned to us after working in Woorabinda for the last 3 years. We are exc...ited to have them back in our police team. #welcomeback #thegirlsarebackintown #whoisthethornbetweentworoses
16.01.2022 Here in Australia, it is NAIDOC Week. What is that you ask? NAIDOC Week celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islande...r people. NAIDOC Week is celebrated by all Australians and is a great opportunity to learn more about First Nations communities. NAIDOC stands for National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee. This is what we usually do when travelling around the world. Since 2020 has not turned out the way we thought it would, we decided to travel around Australia and learn about our own history and culture. One of the amazing Aboriginal experiences we have had was in Rockhampton. We went on 2 tours here. One tour to the Culture Centre that taught us about the history of the tribes in the area and about the Torres Strait Islands. Another tour with a local Elder who taught us about bushtucker, the land and Dreamtime stories. Both were so fascinating and we learnt so much. The indigineous people we have met have been incredible and so inviting to speak to us so we can learn about their history. Australian history with our First Nations people is very sad and heartbreaking. We are trying to learn and ask questions and we thank the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders people for being so open and inviting us in. It's so important to learn and respect our history.
16.01.2022 Filming Darumbal Story Time at the Art Gallery today for promotional material with Zac from RRC. Thanks to the little Gandanu for being the best audience. #explorerockhampton #darumbalcountry #darumbalstorytime @ Rockhampton Art Gallery
15.01.2022 Time to get excited! Look what's opening soon... Keep an eye on our Facebook page next week to find out when you can go and check out the brilliant Works for Qu...eensland funded Gracemere Pump Track. A big thank you to Rockhampton BMX Club for giving it a test run! Department of Local Government, Queensland Government
15.01.2022 #ShortBlaKCoffee via ripl.com
15.01.2022 Central Queensland Indigenous Development, Darumbal Peoples Aboriginal Corporation (DPAC) and Bidgerdii Community Health Service are seeking feedback on the need for an Indigenous School targeted at supporting at-risk Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people including those engaged in the Child Protection and Youth Justice Systems. The Survey has 9 questions and will only take 5 minutes to complete. Your feedback is important. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/5TB9QBF
14.01.2022 The Darumbal Charitable Trust (DCT) holds the Native Title compensation benefits in Trust for the Darumbal People. To apply for benefits through the Trust you must apply through the Socio Support Programs covered in the Socio Support Policy. The Darumbal Board put together the Socio Support Policy which provides us with guidelines for all programs and all applications that come through Darumbal seeking support. In 2019, the ILUA with Defence made it possible for DCT to not on...ly continue,but increase the level of support offered to Darumbal people through socio support. Education Support is one of the programs included in the Socio Support Policy. This year, 493 students received education support from DCT. Education Support has been part of the Darumbal Socio Support Policy for over 10 years. The Defence ILUA will keep this support available for many years to come. DCT have received more applications for Tertiary Scholarships and now DCT provide scholarships for 8 Darumbal University students to assist with their education costs. Darumbal have been overwhelmed with applications for scholarships. At this point in time, Darumbal have filled their allocation for scholarships. If you would like to be considered for a scholarship in 2021 please send your details through and it will be held until such times as there is enough funding allocated to support another scholarship. Elderly support and Funeral support have always been included on the Socio Support Policy and is still included for times when support is needed most.Some changes on the policy include;- Sporting support due to financial restrictions this was not available for the last few years. Sporting support is available for individuals that are excelling in their sport of choice, and are representing at a State/National level.- support for Tafe course fees (career-based)are now included.- Training related activities (eg tickets, registration costs) are also new to the policy. To apply for socio support through DCT you can apply online darumbal.com.au or please contact our Office. #sociopolicy #darumbaldpac #caringforstudents #lookingaftermob #darumbalnunthi
13.01.2022 It's time to start planning your September school holidays! #ExploreRockhampton
12.01.2022 Over the past several years DNRME has acted, with community support, to change or remove some offensive names. We recognise the hurt offensive place names can ...cause to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and others, and will continue to progress name change suggestions made by Traditional Owner groups or members of the public. For some, offensive names of places also represent painful but important reminders of our history. The following racially offensive names were changed or removed in Queensland in 2017: Niggers Bounce, a locality about 100km west of Charters Towers Mount Nigger, about 300km west of Cardwell Nigger Head, near the tip of Cape York Seven creeks named Nigger Creek in North and Far North Queensland. In 2018, two mountains in central Queensland were renamed to Baga (formerly Mount Jim Crow's) and Gai-I (formerly Mount Wheeler), following an application from the Darumbal people. DNRME is also following suggestions from the public about Murrays Creek in Gladstone and Blacks Place at Longreach. The traditional owners of Blackfellow Creek in Noosa Shire have been consulted and will address a name change after their current native title claim is resolved. You can have your say on the current proposal to rename Black Gin Creek to Dundula Creek online. This name change suggestion came from the Darumbal people who have Native Title in the area. https://bit.ly/2ZdQsGi
10.01.2022 CQID's Rockhampton Playgroup is resuming as of next week (Friday 24th July 2020). Please note there will be NO playgroup this week. We look forward to seeing some familiar and new faces. For more information please contact Ursula on 4920 0000.
09.01.2022 Nurim (Mount Archer) has just been named a TripAdvisor 2020 Travellers' Choice Winner Congratulations to all involved in the Re- development of Nurim #ExploreRockhampton
09.01.2022 Sharing Culture with the Comminity through Malgadi (corroboree) #darumbalcountry #malgadicorroboree #centralparkrockhampton
08.01.2022 See you in a while, crocodile 30 minutes from the CBD, Koorana Crocodile Farm have daily tours, a fully licensed restaurant (with all things croc on the menu) and a leather gift shop. A great day out with the whole family! #ExploreRockhampton
07.01.2022 Social media post Amplify through my eyes The Queensland Family and Child Commission’s Youth Advisory Council is calling young Queensland artists to show us how you see the world. Are you aged between 13 18 years and living in Queensland? Do you want to showcase your art on a state, national and international level?... Do you want to see your artwork officially published? https://www.qfcc.qld.gov.au/myeyes to find out more. Hurry! Opportunity closes 1 November 2020. Newsletter article The Queensland Family and Child Commission (QFCC)’s Youth Advisory Council is looking for young Queensland artists to express how they see Queensland. We are inviting young people aged 13-18 years who live in Queensland to share their artistic talents to show us how they see their communities, hopes and dreams and what is important to them. Before 1 November 2020, please: 1. Complete the online submission form 2. Upload your artwork submission 3. Add an explanation of your artwork 4. Give consent for us to share your artwork. Full details and link to submit are available on the QFCC website Social media shareables Poster Promotional images
05.01.2022 "Putting Children First is Everybody's Business" In recognition of Child Protection Week, Central Queensland Indigenous Development in partnership with Deadly C...hoices and Playgroups Queensland were asked What does Child Protection mean to you, and "What role can you play, in supporting children and their families? Their responses we recorded and collated into a short clip. Speacial thanks to our Partners - Deadly Choices, Darumbal Peoples Aboriginal Corporation, Department of Child Safety Youth and Women Rockhampton Service Centre, Playgroups Queensland, Life without Barriers and Hippy Rockhampton. Proudly funded by the Queensland Family and Child Commission - More Than Safe Regional Activity Grants in partnership with Queensland Child Protection Week
04.01.2022 Our Darumbal community is encouraging everyone to join NAIDOC celebrations this week, as we honour the history and culture of our First Nations' people. Lakes ...Creek State School students opened a special Bush Tucker Garden and Yarning Circle, helping to celebrate and learn about our own connection to country. Lakes Creek State School P&C Association Rock Naidoc Lakes Creek State School To understand the issues and join the discussion on the future of your local media visit www.saveourvoices.com.au #WINNews6pm #SaveOurVoices
02.01.2022 CQID in partnership with DPAC, Deadly Choices, Playgroups Qld and Child Safety Youth and Women present Child Protection Community Day. Wednesday 9th of September 10am-2pm All Blacks Hall See poster for more information.
02.01.2022 How about this #SundaySunset at the sunset shack at Alkoomi Adventure Farmstay & Campground? Yes please : Our Coast Life #ExploreRockhampton
