News
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Yarnupings December 2015
Read the December Summer Special issue of AHO Yarnupings. Volunteer snapshot, an intern’s insights, the importance of site location location location, a look at spring and we find where Gareth has been.
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Yarnupings October 2015
Read the October issue of AHO Yarnupings. Tips for AHO volunteer monitors, what is a local, the seasons, God and smartphones, questions from students in Denmark and quizzes galore.
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Filling a Void
A review of the historical context for the use of the word ‘Guringai’
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Yarnupings August 2014
Here’s our latest copy of the AHO Newletter 2014 August. Stories include 15 Years of the AHO, No Need to Think and our recipe and walking track of the month. Enjoy!
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AHO Wins 2014 Sustainable Cities Award!
The Aboriginal Heritage Office (AHO) has won the Office of Environment and Heritage Cultural Heritage Award in the 2014 Keep Australia Beautiful Sustainable Cities Award program. The Sustainable Cities Program is the state’s leading community and environmental awards program for metropolitan communities. Congratulations to all Councillors, Mayors and General Managers who have enabled the AHO…
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AHO 14th Anniversary!
The Aboriginal Heritage Office turned 14 today, Thursday 27th March 2014. On this day in 2000 four Councils (Lane Cove, North Sydney, Warringah and Willoughby) signed a Memorandum of Understanding engaging an Aboriginal Heritage Manager to carry out a range of tasks to assist the four Councils in protecting and promoting Aboriginal heritage within their areas.…
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Upcoming Yarn Up
Just a quick reminder that the October Yarn Up at the Aboriginal Heritage Office is on this Wednesday the 23rd. Come and join us. Starting at 6pm there’ll be a bit of grub and a chance to meet and chat with everyone. We’re very much looking forward to having a yarn with Joanne Selfe who…