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  • Yarnupings March 2019

    Yarnupings March 2019

    Yarnupings Issue 2 March 2019 This is our 19th birthday issue! We look at the AHO in perspective, the mapping massacres website, track of the month and more.  

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  • Yarn Up with Cassie Leatham

    The Aboriginal Heritage Office is pleased to welcome Cassie Leatham for our next Yarn Up. Cassie Leatham is from the Taungurung / Wurundjeri people from the Kulin Nation. She is an Indigenous artist, master weaver, traditional dancer, bushtukka woman and educator. She is extremely passionate about teaching her skills to both Indigenous and non-Indigenous students of…

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  • Yarnupings February 2019

    Yarnupings February 2019

    Yarnupings Issue 1 Feb 2019 We welcome in the new year and have a look at our new home, Freshwater. Plus track of the month at Long Reef…

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  • NAIDOC WEEK 2018

    NAIDOC 2018: Because of her, we can! Statement by National NAIDOC Co-Chairs Dr Anne Martin & Mr Ben Mitchell NAIDOC Week 2018 will celebrate the invaluable contributions that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women have made – and continue to make – to our communities, our families, our rich history and to our nation. Under the…

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  • YARN UP with Corey Grech

    BUSH TUKKA YARN UP on Thursday 7th June 2018 The Aboriginal Heritage Office is pleased to welcome Corey Grech for our next Yarn Up. Corey is a Gamilaraay man from Coonabarabran and he will be sharing his perspective on the future of food in this country. Come and join us. A light supper will be served. Thursday 7th…

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  • Yarnupings March 2018

    Yarnupings March 2018

    Yarnupings Issue 1 March 2018 Shell fish hooks, new finds in Strathfield, how Aboriginal people could be discriminated on being too Aboriginal or not Aboriginal enough, the Koori Knockout, and more.  

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  • YARN UP with Special Guest Tjimpuna

    YARN UP on Wednesday 21st Feb 2018 The Aboriginal Heritage Office is please to welcome Tjimpuna for our next Yarn Up. Tjimpuna is an Anangu woman from ULURU APY LANDS. Tjimpuna is visiting this side of Australia meeting with Tribal Nations educating them on Tjukurpa (Anangu Law & Culture). Tjimpuna will bring knowledge about Cultural Identity,…

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