All posts tagged "Indigenous"
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218ArtsFirst Nations art exhibition and storytelling series launch at Adelaide Festival Centre
OUR WORDS and OUR STORIES events encourage people to come together to listen and share knowledge from a narrative that is over 60,000 years old.
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283ArtsCabaret Festival Review: T.R.A.I.L (Tonight’s Regional Aboriginal Islander Live)
Presented by Nikki Ashby Reviewed 19th June 2022 I would like to start by acknowledging that the land this show was preformed on always has and always will be Kaurna Country. I pay my respects to the Kaurna people and the many Nations that were represented in this wonderful showcase of First Nations talent. With […]
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316Flinders Ranges & Outback15 new Aboriginal rangers to protect our parks and wildlife
Fifteen new Aboriginal rangers are being employed to work in national parks across South Australia as part of a $5 million State Budget initiative aimed at increasing Aboriginal management of our natural environment.
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864Food DrinkCOMING SOON: Indigenous Wine Label Munda Wines set to launch in 2022
In collaboration with Cirillo Estate and Chalk Hill Wines, Paul Vandenbergh is launching the brand new indigenous wine label, Munda Wines.
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333Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Warriparinga Way featuring Archie Roach and the Yabu Band
An experience like no other
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501Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Steven Oliver: Bigger and Blacker
"Faboriginal" performer with something to say.
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1.0KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Sky Song
Sky Song is more than a show – this drone-spectacular of illustrated First Nations stories, poetry and song is an experience.
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440Books & LiteratureBook Review: Albert Namatjira, by Vincent Namatjira
PICTURE BOOK Award-winning artist Vincent Namatjira tells the life story of his great-grandfather, Albert Namatjira, one of Australia’s most iconic artists.
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845Books & LiteratureCookbook Review: Kooking with a Koori, by Nathan Lyons
Nathan Lyons, the viral sensation on TikTok, is showing families that you don’t need to spend a motser to feed your hungry household.
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291IndigenousGrants to reconnect SA Aboriginal Elders with traditional homelands
The grants to support South Australian Aboriginal Elders with their traditional homelands is among 36 projects to share in $550,000 of Community Grants.
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822Adelaide FringeThe Secret Success of the Adelaide Fringe
There’s a secret success to the Fringe that no one is talking about: artists from diverse backgrounds and minority groups are finding their voice.
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510Adelaide FestivalAdelaide Festival Review: My Name is Gulpilil
David Gulpilil is arguably one of Australia’s best actors and is responsible for bringing countless memorable characters to our screens over many decades.
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660Books & LiteratureBook Review: My Life & Other Fictions, by Michael Giacometti
A collection of short stories interlaced with historical allusions and informed by the spiritual and religious ideas of the author.
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734Books & LiteratureBook Review: Words That Go Ping, by Barbara Lasserre
A reference book that explores onomatopoeia (words that sound like what they mean), exploring everything from Aargh and Eek, to Woops and Yikes and everything in between.
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501Books & LiteratureAudiobook Review: The Power of Hope, by Kon Karapanagiotidis
Founder of the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre reads his own autobiography which is a story about doing what's right, protecting others, and finding hope and salvation through your own dark times.
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1.0KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Beneath the Mother Tree, by D M Cameron
A spine-chilling mystery and contemporary love story played out in a unique and wild Australian setting, interweaving Indigenous history and Irish mythology.
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484Books & LiteratureBook Review: There It Is Again, by Don Watson
An enjoyable collection of previously published pieces from award-winning author and historian Don Watson, who is also a humourist and was Paul Keating’s speechwriter and biographer.
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716Books & LiteratureBook Review: A Long Way from Home, by Peter Carey
A car salesman enters the first ever Redex car trial around Australia in 1953 and discovers a country he only thought he knew; one that isn't always welcoming.
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457Books & LiteratureBook Review: A Promise to Kill, by Erik Storey
Clyde Barr stops to aid an elderly Ute man and gets involved in a fight against a terrorist group and a bikie outfit who have taken over a Ute tribe's town.
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404Books & LiteratureBook Review: Earth’s Guardians 1: A Life Redrawn, by JL Higgs
When an illustrator's drawings come to life at the same time as their friend disappears, Hannah and Taylor know they have to investigate what is happening.
