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Tonight (Friday 23 May) Monash University School of Music celebrates its 60th anniversary with a night of new compositions and performances. One key aspect of the night will be the School’s On Country Unit, where students undertake an intensive Music in Culture Study Tour focusing on First Nations knowledge and culture led by Lecturers … Continued
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On the eve of the fifth anniversary of the Juukan Gorge disaster, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and industry are working together to ensure that an event of this kind can never happen again, clearing the way for meaningful reform on lasting cultural heritage protection in Australia. The destruction of the Juukan Gorge site … Continued
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Murujuga traditional custodian Raelene Cooper this morning launched legal action against the Minister for Water and the Environment in the Federal Court to compel Murray Watt to make a determination of her Murujuga Section 10 cultural heritage assessment, which has been with the federal government for more than three years. It comes as the Environment … Continued
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Media Call Immediate Release All Media Invited 930am Internal Talk and Open at Stage at Podium 10am Door Stop Ribbon Pull Opening to Camera *Interviews and Coverage Opportunities All day Both Day Also Friday 23 May 2025 Location: International Convention Centre Sydney Exhibition Hall 2 Darling Harbour Event: 2025 Sydney Disability Connection Expo, sponsored by … Continued
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146 schools remain closed across the Mid North Coast, Hunter and Central Coast, as well as 168 early childhood education and care services and eight TAFE NSW campuses. 16 schools will reopen tomorrow, and families from those communities have been informed directly by their schools. If you have been told that your school is closed, … Continued
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Willoughby City Council is proud to be part of the Gai-mariagal Festival 2025, honouring the living cultures and enduring legacies of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Held from 26 May to 13 July, the festival features a diverse program of events across Northern Sydney, coinciding with National Sorry Day, National Reconciliation Week, and NAIDOC … Continued
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Victoria’s leading network of women’s health organisations has welcomed the Allan Government’s investment in the cost-of-living relief for families in this week’s budget release. The 2025/26 Victorian State Budget, with its focus on improving healthcare and easing financial pressure on families, contains some important wins for women and for women’s health. The Women’s Health Services … Continued
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Blending contemporary gospel with traditional African choral styles, the Di Bruin Gospel Project captivates audiences with their signature clap-and-tap rhythms, reminiscent of South Africa’s Apostolic churches from the 1960s. For the very first time in Australia, the award winning ensemble will share the rich stories of South Africa and celebrate the legacy of Nelson Mandela with a … Continued
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As an occasional address speaker at this year’s May graduation ceremonies at Casuarina campus, Charles Darwin University (CDU) alumnus Jacinta Kelly said she wanted the new graduates to remember three pieces of advice. Ms Kelly said graduates needed to get comfortable with being uncomfortable, always put a hand up for opportunities, and treat every obstacle … Continued
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Gervay breaks the mould. The first children’s books about the diversity of our families celebrates who we are. Join us to celebrate a double launch of Guess How I Was Born and Parrot Palace by Susanne Gervay Sunday 1 June, 11.00am Readings St Kilda Celebrate the double launch of Susanne Gervay’s Guess How I Was Born and Parrot Palace. Guess How I Was … Continued
