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  • Yarnupings November 2013

    Yarnupings November 2013

    Read the latest issue of Yarnupings, November 2013 An award for the volunteer program, a yarn up, an exotic take on Native Title, the Tranby family, in fear of the field, movie review and more.

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  • Yarnupings October 2013

    Yarnupings October 2013

    Read the latest issue of Yarnupings, October 2013 Someone finds an interesting bone, life in the defence forces, introducing the interns, quizzes, recipes and more.

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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…

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  • AHO Wins Award

    We are happy to announce that the Aboriginal Heritage Office (AHO) was the Winner in the Government category in the 2013 Building Inclusive Communities Awards presented by The Hon Barry O’Farrell. The award is from the Ethnic Communities’ Council of NSW and Macquarie University (Social Inclusion) and showcases individuals and groups whose work promotes harmony…

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  • Yarnupings September 2013

    Yarnupings September 2013

    Read the latest issue of Yarnupings, September 2013 Flowers and bushland fire management, fire management Top End style, a look at R.H. Matthews, the AHO gets another award, recipes, vols wrap and more.

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  • Mini Documentary Competition

    The Aboriginal Heritage Office (AHO) is inviting students and residents from across Northern Sydney to create a 2-3 minute documentary. The documentary should be on one of the following topics: Aboriginal history, heritage, sites or culture. The AHO is looking for a creative work that brings to life the Aboriginal heritage of the local area.…

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  • Yarn Up Huge Success

      We would like to put out a big thank you to all who attended the AHO’s new Yarn Up series. The evening was a huge success. The topic was about Indigenous bursary and scholarship programs. Three students from Saint Ignatius, Toby, Jonah and Bayley and their teacher Andrew came along and tell us a bit about their…

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