FW: Indigenous.gov.au news: From wetlands to a dairy farm and back, Strengthening Indigenous Leadership and Governance and more.

Posted on 23 February 2022 by | Leave a comment

From: Indigenous.gov.au [mailto:indigenous.gov.au@pmc.gov.au]
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Subject: Indigenous.gov.au news: From wetlands to a dairy farm and back, Strengthening Indigenous Leadership and Governance and more.

 

 

 

 

From wetlands to a dairy farm and back

Posted by Indigenous.gov.au on 22 February, 2022

A group of people sit on or in front of a fallen tree and face the camera. Most are dressed in workwear. In the background are trees and grass. In the foreground is more grass.In December 2021, the Bandjalang Community celebrated the 10th anniversary of the creation of the Minyumai IPA and the changes they are making to restore their traditional land to its original state. Continue reading

 

WellMob website features 3 new videos

Posted by Indigenous.gov.au on 22 February, 2022

A white tile with a leaf shaped image at left featuring different coloured figures surrounded by ribs with white dots on a dark background.The Wellmob website now includes a series of short videos which aim to improve awareness about how the WellMob website can keep our diverse mob feeling strong & deadly. Continue reading

 

Strengthening Indigenous Leadership and Governance

Posted by Indigenous.gov.au on 18 February, 2022

Dark green tile with lighter green border and yellow text: Media ReleaseThe Morrison Government is today launching a $21.9 million Indigenous Leadership and Governance package to support the next generation of Indigenous leaders. Continue reading

 

Extension of biosecurity measures to protect remote communities in the NT

Posted by Indigenous.gov.au on 17 February, 2022

Dark green tile with lighter green border and yellow text: Media ReleaseThe Australian Government is extending measures in place to protect remote communities during the current COVID-19 outbreak in the Northern Territory, in line with the local requirements and at the request of the Northern Territory Government and the Indigenous Land Councils. Continue reading

 

Native Title Services transition from TSRA to GBK

Posted by Indigenous.gov.au on 17 February, 2022

Head and shoulder photo of two men, both in blue shirts and wearing glasses. In the background is a large expanse of water, boats and hills.TSRA – Traditional Owners and Prescribed Body Corporates (PBCs) will take control in delivering all Native Title services in the Torres Strait from 1 July 2022, when Gur A Baradharaw Kod Torres Strait Sea and Land Council (GBK) is recognised as the Native Title Service Provider (NTSP). Continue reading

 

SharingStories Foundation: The Eagle, the Crow and the Bat

Posted by Indigenous.gov.au on 17 February, 2022

A mature aged man with long hair and beard hugs a young girl with dark hair. In the background are trees. At bottom right are the words: The story in this book is a story my father told me, it’s hugely important to pass it on to our children.The Eagle, the Crow and the Bat is a creation story produced by the Jaara community with support from SharingStories Foundation. Continue reading

 

Melbourne Fashion Festival’s First Nations Program and inaugural KIN Fashion Exhibition

Posted by Indigenous.gov.au on 16 February, 2022

Four young adult women in long flowing and colourful dresses stand shoulder to shoulder.Property and design firms join forces to support Melbourne Fashion Festival’s First Nations Program and inaugural KIN Fashion Exhibition. Continue reading

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