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Excited to announce our new adventure - David Major & I have established #Thirriwirri (ironbark) to support our clients & partners build confidence, capability & connections to achieve their community & organisation goals. To find out more, follow #Thirriwirri on LinkedIn
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Alex Burke graduates Bachelor of Pharmacy degree with First Class Honours from Sydney Pharmacy School @syd_health @bekidoll
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Egon Kisch was jailed by Hitler in 1933. He toured Australia 1934-35 campaigning against fascism. Detained at the border, a mass campaign freed him for 2 months. 86 years ago today he marched alongside Aboriginal people at the head of a huge anti-fascist demo in Melbourne.
Huge congratulations to my good friend Sam Earner who has productively used months of lock down in the UK to publish his first novel #Rothwell. amazon.com/dp/B08W3L72C2/ref… via @amazon
Excited to launch First Peoples Leading today. Targeting existing & aspiring First Nations' leaders, the program will enhance confidence & capability, offering practical insights for #Leadership success. executivecentral.com.au/lead…
Privileged to be supporting the Riverina Murray Regional Assembly in Accord negotiations with the NSW Govt. The passion tenacity & professionalism with which #RMRA advocate the aspirations of their communities is truly inspiring. #agency #selfdetermination #localdecisionmaking
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For my last major project with the SMH and The Age I spoke with a handful of driven, talented and inspiring First Nations young people for @GoodWeekendMag. It was an absolute privilege to share their stories. smh.com.au/national/power-ge…
Very cool. Well done Clarence.
#Congratulations to #Bundjalung man, @NAISDA Graduate and #Gardening Australia presenter, Clarence Slockee, who has awarded #Horticulturist of the Year 2020 by the #AustralianInstituteofHorticultureInc.🖤💛
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As our week of #naidoc2020 celebrations comes to a close, we share with you a few more of these beautiful photos taken last Sunday at our Gurayndja opening.
Always Was, Always Will Be.
📸 Lisa Haymes
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What did you learn about the Stolen Generations and Aboriginal history in school? abc.net.au/radio/melbourne/p…
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Wongutha-Yamatji man and first-time Archibald Prize entrant Meyne Wyatt has won the 2020 Packing Room Prize with his self portrait, titled 'Meyne'.
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Woke up on country this morning for the first time in too long. There really is nothing like coming home.
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Advice from @SMH Indigenous Affairs journo @EllaMareeAB: Prioritise First Nations voices. Speak to people beyond normal sources. Take time.Listen.Create trust. Start with a solutions frame to the story rather than popular deficit narratives. #BlackStoriesMatter @CentralNewsUTS
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More great advice! Newsrooms are most effective when they structurally accommodate First Nations journos and acknowledge "you guys are the experts we’re going to leave to you” says Lorena Allam, Guardian's Indigenous affairs editor #BlackStoriesMatter @CentralNewsUTS @ILJRH_UTS
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Researchers and medical services in the Kimberley say they are "concerned but not surprised" at the findings of a new UWA report outlining the still disproportionately high suicide and self-harm rates in the region. sbs.com.au/nitv/article/2020… @KeiraJenkins2 reports.




















