News
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Yarnuping Education 2
Digital representation of Aboriginal and Torres Islander Culture, Heritage and Art: How do people engage and respond? In this blog of Yarnuping we are looking at how Aboriginal People are represented in our Media. We have provided a few exercises for you to do, or follow up on your own.
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Yarnuping Education
Has Australia ever experienced pandemics before? Yarnuping Education 1
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Yarnupings Newsletter March 2020
Yarnupings Issue 1 March 2020 This edition looks at cultural burning, volunteer of the month, AHO museum guided tours, the Schools Dig Program, 20 years of the AHO, Year of the Plant and more.
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Museum Closed & Events Postponed
As you will all be aware, we are all being asked to limit social interactions to help contain the spread of the COVID-19. The AHO has closed the museum and has postponed all events until further notice. We will still be working so you can email us questions. We will also be providing some online…
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Yarnupings Newsletter November 2019
Yarnupings_Issue 4_Nov_2019 November we look at the Coastal Erosion Project, the real Gringai country, a visit to Noongah Country, 360 photography tours, whispers from the museum, a different perspective on Uluru, a walk in Willoughby Council and more.
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Yarn Up with Jakelin Troy
The Aboriginal Heritage Office is pleased to welcome Jakelin Troy for our next Yarn Up. Jakelin Troy is a Ngarigu woman from the Snowy Mountains of New South Wales, and Director of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research at The University of Sydney. She is the author of The Sydney Language. Her lively talk will inform you about…
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Yarnupings Newsletter June 2019
Yarnupings_Issue 3_June_2019 A new museum exhibit, the Brewarrina Fish Traps, NAIDOC Week, David Unaipon, rainy day ideas, track of the month and unraveling mysteries of old site cards are some of the items in this edition.