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January 2011
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December 2011
June 2012
January 2011
November 2011
Niu Warrior 02 November 2011 - 04 December 2011
Niu Warrior, an Aboriginal art exhibition showcasing modern-day warriors who are leaders in threater, Pacific culture, rugby league, food and art. [Read more]
Bloodland 02 November 2011 - 13 November 2011
Bloodland, Sydney Theatre Company's wonderful showcase of drama, dance and song telling. [Read more]
Business Workshops 09 November 2011
A self-paced workshop for Indigenous people starting a business, buying a business or thinking about it. Aimed at increasing business skills. [Read more]
Northern NSW Mixed Aboriginal Touch Knock Out 19 November 2011
A community program targeting skill development and
participation opportunity for Aboriginal youth, men
and women. [Read more]
December 2011
Rediscovering Indigenous Languages 02 December 2011
A new partnership to revive and
preserve surviving records of Indigenous
vocabularies and word lists, from 1788 to the late
1930s, showcasing all archives from the Mitchell
Library, featuring a special performance by the
Gondwana National Indigenous Children’s Choir,
including other live performances and a cocktail
party. [Read more]
Celebrate New Years Tribal Warrior Cruise 31 December 2011
New Year’s Eve 2011 Cruise, celebrating the new year on Sydney Harbour with the Tribal Warrior Association. All welcome, cost involved. Held at Sydney Fish Market, Darling
Harbour, Sydney. [Read more]
June 2012
Mabo Day 03 June 2012
The aim of this online gathering is to celebrate "Mabo Day". Mabo Day is an important day for many Torres Strait Islanders and Australian Aboriginal people. Eddie Mabo was a Torres Strait Islander human rights and land rights activist. Edward (Eddie) Koiki Mabo (1936-1992) dedicated his life to overturning the decision of Lieutenant James Cook to take possession of the east coast of Australia in the name of King George III. [Read more]
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