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Until Sat 1 Vietnam – One In, All In Public event Country Arts SA presents a new exhibition honouring Tandanya National June 2019 Hosted by Country Arts Free the untold stories of South Australian Aboriginal Aboriginal Cultural SA veterans of the Vietnam War, before, during and Institute For booking after. The exhibition features works by a selected enquiries call 253 Grenfell Street group of contemporary Aboriginal artists who were SA 5000 8224 3200 paired with these veterans to create multidisciplinary artworks inspired by their memories. Artists include Allan Collins, Brad Darkson, Beaver Lennon, Hayley Millar-Baker, Clem Newchurch, Lavene Ngatokoura, Sandra Saunders, Damien Shen, Major Sumner AM, James Taylor, Tony Wilson and Raymond Zada. Curator Jessica Clark, Creative Producer Lee-Ann Tjunypa Buckskin. For more information, contact Samantha at email [email protected]

Until Fri 7 Acknowledgement of Public event Police mark NRW and their 181th Tandanya National June 2019 Aboriginal Trackers and Free anniversary by recognising and celebrating the Aboriginal Cultural Police Aides contribution that Aboriginal Trackers, Police Aides Institute Presented by South and Community Constables have made to the Police 253 Grenfell Street Australia Police and South Australian Community. The stories of these Adelaide SA 5000 Trackers, including Jimmy James and Daniel Moodoo are being retold through a stunning photographic exhibition. For more information, contact Sergeant Danielle James at 7322 4466 or email [email protected]

Until Sat 15 Now and then: Kaltijiti Public event The exhibition features modern artworks by a range of Gallery 1855 June 2019 artists of the sand dune Free Aboriginal artists, expressing the experience of walking 2 Haines Road country in two worlds and the constant battle of sustaining Tea Tree Gully Hosted by City of Tea Aboriginal culture, tradition, language and connection to SA 5091 Tree Gully Country. For more information, contact (08) 8397 7444 or email [email protected]

Until Sun 16 Yurtu Ardla Exhibition Public event Yurtu Ardla is the first exhibition curated by South Australia June 2019 Hosted by South Free person, Dr Jared Thomas. The exhibition celebrates Museum the continuation of wood carving and 10:00am – Australian Museum North Terrace 5:00pm daily the revitalisation of Nukunu wood carving practice. It is Adelaide SA 5000 the result of a Ku Arts project initiated by Nukunu and Adnyamathanha men, in partnership with the . Workshops have been led by master Adnyamathanha carver and language speaker Uncle Roy Coulthard. For more information, contact 8207 7500 or email [email protected]

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Until Fri 19 For Country, For Nation Public event For Country, for Nation reflects the experience of Hawke Building July 2019 Exhibition Free war from the perspective of First Nations Australians. City West campus 10:00am Presented by the Curated by Amanda Jane Reynolds for the Australian University of South – 5:00pm Samstag Museum of Art War Memorial, the exhibition brings to light the long- Australia Tuesday to standing tradition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (cnr Fenn Place Saturday peoples in fighting for Country to reveal stories of and North Terrace) service in the military and on the front lines of war. The 55 North Terrace exhibition features contemporary responses to conflict Adelaide SA 5000 by artists such as Tony Albert, , Megan Cope, Gordon Bennett, Brian Robinson and Shirley MacNamara. For more information, contact 8302 0870 or email [email protected]

TUESDAY 21 MAY

12:30pm – Reconciliation Week Public event Lisa Slade, Assistant Director, Artistic Programs Gallery 24 1:00pm Public Talk Free analyses Ben Quilty’s Rorschach painting Irin Irinji in Art Gallery of Hosted by Art Gallery the lead up to NRW. This work explores a harrowing South Australia of SA account of colonial violence as shared with the artist North Terrace by Elder Frank Young. For more information, Adelaide SA 5000 contact Jane at 8207 7112 or email [email protected]

WEDNESDAY 22 MAY

From DreamBIG Children’s Ticketed event DreamBIG Children’s Festival is South Australia’s Telstra Plaza, 10:50am Festival opening event for school iconic biennial arts festival, with fresh, inventive, Presented by Adelaide students aged imaginative and inspiring arts experiences. More than War Memorial Drive Festival Centre 5-12 years two million South Australian children have participated North Adelaide dreambigfestival. in the festival since its inception in 1974 (as Come SA 5006 com.au/events/ Out Festival). DreamBIG Children’s Festival is divided dreambig-opening- into two program streams – the school’s program event where children participate in events and performances through their school, and the general public program for families. For more information, contact 8216 8600 or visit dreambigfestival.com.au

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Wed 22 – Same Like Yesterday: Public event World Premiere - This colourfully animated Radford Auditorium Fri 31 May Virlkuthalypila and Free event for visual performance is a story about six senior Art Gallery of 2019 Other Stories from Our school students Adnyamathanha women and two teenage girls South Australia Country aged 7 years travelling through the Flinders Ranges in the footsteps North Terrace Presented by DreamBIG and up of Virlkuthalypila, the two women from the Yuramuda Adelaide SA 5000 Festival (Dreamtime). This work is a collaboration between Bookings women and children of the Adnyamathanha community required and the Sharing Stories Foundation which works with Indigenous communities to protect, maintain and grow dreambigfestival. language, stories and cultural heritage through digital com.au/events/ same-like-yesterday technologies and artistic forms for this and future generations. For more information, contact Jane at 8207 7112 or email [email protected]

THURSDAY 23 MAY

9:45am – Reconciliation in the Public event Mayor Gillian Aldridge OAM and Mayor Kevin Knight Golden Grove Arts 12:00pm North Morning Tea Tickets $10.00 invite you to join in the morning tea in the lead up to Centre Hosted by City of NRW. Hear from guest speaker Paul Herzich, award 1 Tenison Place Bookings winning / landscape, architect Salisbury and City of Tea essential The Golden Way Tree Gully and visual artist on ‘Walk my Journey’. For more Golden Grove cttg.sa.gov.au/ information contact Donna at 8397 7444, or Julie at SA 5125 reconciliation 8406 8304 or email [email protected]

FRIDAY 24 MAY

10:00am National Sorry Day Public event To commemorate National Sorry Day and members of Stebonheath Park Public Ceremony Free the , join in a public ceremony at Davoren Road Hosted/sponsored the Stolen Generations Memorial and Healing Garden. Andrews Farm by Department for This will be followed by the Honour walk through John SA 5114 Education, City of Hartley School and lunch at the John McVeity Centre Playford, AnglicareSA, for Stolen Generations Members and their families. Uniting Communities, Bus pick-up is available for Stolen Generations City of Salisbury, members, Elders and their families. Western pick-ups Relationships Australia, contact Rodney Welch on 8405 6868; Northern/Central City of Port Adelaide pick-ups contact Lisa or Ali on 8255 3323. Enfield Limited places available. School attendance by invitation, for details please contact your area Aboriginal Community Education Officer.

10:30am NRW Morning Tea Public event Join in the City of Mitcham Flag Raising ceremony, Civic Centre Hosted by City of Free along with guest speakers and morning tea. For more 131 Belair Road Mitcham information, contact 8372 8888 or email Torrens Park [email protected] SA 5062

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10:30am – National Sorry Day Public event Everyone is invited to join in the Journey of Healing Victoria Square/ 2:30pm Stolen Generations Free SA event to commemorate National Sorry Day and Tarntanyangga Track Home Event the coming home of the Stolen Generations. The Adelaide SA 5000 Hosted by Journey event commences with a formal Kaurna Welcome of Healing SA and to Country, guest speakers, musical performances, sponsored by Adelaide community information displays and stalls, and free City Council, South BBQ. For more information and to host a public stall, Australian Government please contact Mr John Browne on 0431 234 561 or via Facebook facebook.com/journeyofhealingsainc

10:00am – Cultural Internal event SA Water is hosting a Peramangk cultural hike and Mount Barker 12:30pm Tour Open to staff learn tour with Peramangk Elder Ivan Copley. Lunch is Summit Hosted by SA Water provided. For more information, contact Sarah on 0459 Mount Barker 875 343 or email [email protected] SA 5251

SATURDAY 25 MAY

4:05pm NRW AFL Match Tickets at During National Reconciliation Week, the Adelaide Adelaide Oval Hosted by Adelaide Oval, https://premier. Crows play the West Coast Eagles. Come down early North Adelaide Adelaide Crows Football ticketek.com.au/ for pre-game activities for the whole family. For more SA 5006 Club Shows/Show. information, contact 8211 1100 and adelaideoval.com.au aspx?sh=ADELC1019

Sat 25 – Sun Weaving by Southern Public event Share in the rich culture of the Kaurna people and Migration Museum 26 May 2019 Elders Weaving Group, Free workshops learn the traditional art of basket weaving. Boandik 82 Kintore Avenue Big Family Weekend for ages 10-18 Elder, Aunty Alice Janice Rigney, from the Southern Adelaide SA 5000 Presented by DreamBIG years Elders Weaving Group, will lead these culture sharing Festival workshops aimed at ages 10-18 years. Aunty Alice Bookings required will share traditional stories of her people, revealing adelaidefestivalcentre. the importance of handing down culture to future com.au/events/big- generations. For more information, contact 8216 8600 family-weekend/ or visit dreambigfestival.com.au

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National Sorry Day Australia-wide The first National Sorry Day was held on 26 May observance 1998, one year after the tabling of the 1997 Bringing Them Home Report on the removal of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children from their families. National Sorry Day is an Australia-wide observance held on 26 May each year. This day gives people the chance to come together and share the steps towards healing for the Stolen Generations, their families and communities.

11:00am Reconciliation Walk Public event The Journey of Healing Event will commence with the Colebrook Hosted by Tji Tji Free annual Reconciliation Walk from the Uniting Church, Reconciliation Park Blackwood at 11:00 am to the Colebrook site for Tjuta and Blackwood Shepherds Hill Road Reconciliation Group celebrations at 12:00pm. The event includes Welcome Eden Hills SA 5050 and the Aboriginal Lands to Country and Smoking Ceremony, the 25th year Trust birthday celebrations of Blackwood Reconciliation Group and a free sausage sizzle, as well as the unveiling of a mosaic commemorating the Tji Tji Tjuta (Children) of the Colebrook home by renowned artist Kunyi June-Anne McInerney and four Solar Audio Posts (Listening Posts) with recordings relating to the history and life at Colebrook from representatives of the Tjitji Tjuta. Local schools together with artist Carly Dodd have decorated the posts. The event also includes a performance by Ngarrindjeri Elder Major Sumner and the Dusty Feet Mob, guest speakers, live music and children’s workshops. For more information, contact Allen at 0420 579 563 or email [email protected]

Sun 26 May The Kardi Munaintya Public transport This specially designed tram is operational throughout Tram Route - Sat 20 July Tram the year and is showcased during Reconciliation and Adelaide SA 5000 2019 sponsored by NAIDOC weeks for the past seven years. For more Department of information, contact Tahnee at 8402 1774 Planning, Transport and or email [email protected] Infrastructure

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Anniversary of the Australia-wide The 1967 Referendum was a landmark achievement 1967 referendum observance in Aboriginal history. Following decades of activism, more than 90% of Australians voted in favour of amending two sections of the Australian Constitution including an amendment which saw Aboriginal people being included in the census, and an amendment that gave the Commonwealth the power to make laws for Aboriginal people.

6:45am for NRW Annual Launch Public event The National Reconciliation Week Launch Breakfast Adelaide 7:00am start Breakfast Sold out features a keynote address by Dr Chelsea Bond, a Convention Centre Hosted by Reconciliation Munanjahi and South Sea Islander woman who has North Terrace SA and SA Power worked as an Aboriginal Health Worker and researcher Adelaide SA 5000 Networksl in communities across South East Queensland for 20 years. Dr Bond is a prolific writer on Indigenous affairs, race and racism and a radio presenter of 98.9FM weekly Wild Black Women radio show. The breakfast also features a performance by Electric Fields. For more information, contact Stephen on 8124 4196 or email [email protected]

10:00am NRW Sea of Hands Public event The will be participating in a Sea The University official launch launch Free of Hands installation to celebrate NRW. Everyone is of Adelaide, Hosted by The University welcome to visit the installation throughout the week Goodman Lawns of Adelaide and place a hand as a symbol of Reconciliation. For North Terrace more information, contact Tania at 8313 4467 or email Campus [email protected] 250 North Terrace Adelaide SA 5005

10:15am SA Water house NRW Public event SA Water will kick off NRW theme ‘Grounded in truth, SA Water house event Free walk together with courage’ with a ‘Welcome to Country’ 250 Victoria Hosted by SA Water by Jack Kanya Kudnuitya Buckskin featuring Kuma Square / Kaaru traditional dance. The Aboriginal art gallery Tarntanyangga within SA Water house will be opened for the week to Adelaide SA 5000 showcase local Aboriginal artists. A preview screening of SA Water digital story featuring Aboriginal connection to water. For more information, contact Sarah on 0459 875 343 or email [email protected]

11:00am Black Screen Viewings Public event Country Arts SA’s Black Screen is a celebration of Hopgood Theatre (schools Hosted by The Joining Free Indigenous film and culture that runs during NRW each Ramsay Place session for Hands and Minds year and promotes cultural awareness, Indigenous Noarlunga Centre grades 6 to 12) Bookings essential screen culture and entertainment. The event supports Taskforce countryarts.org.au/ SA 5168 7:00pm the Indigenous film industry by showcasing a mix of venues/hopgood- family-friendly, educational, dramatic and comedic (general public theatre/ session) short films from emerging and established Indigenous Bookings enquiries filmmakers. For more information, contact Lauren at call 7009 4400 0481 282 383 or email [email protected]

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11:00am – Reconciliation Morning Internal event Staff are invited to join the morning tea with guest 45 Pirie Street 12:00pm Tea Open to staff speaker Teagan O’Brien (granddaughter of Lewis Adelaide SA 5000 Hosted by Attorney- O’Brien) Kaurna woman and traditional dancers to General’s Department mark the commencement of the Attorney-General’s Department Reconciliation Week events. For more information, contact Leonie on 0466 442 900 or email [email protected]

11:30am Aboriginal Schools By invitation SA Water Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff are Adelaide Congress participating in Aboriginal Schools Congress. For more Convention Centre Hosted by SA Water information, contact Sarah on 0459 875 343 or email North Terrace [email protected] Adelaide SA 5000

12:00pm – Reconciliation Film Internal event The department is proud to host a screening of SafeWork SA 1:00pm Club Screening – Open to staff ‘Occupation: Native’ from the Reconciliation Film 33 Richmond Road Occupation: Native Club. In this film, Aboriginal filmmaker Trisha Morton- Keswick SA 5035 Hosted by Department of Thomas aims to engage all Australians in a national Treasury and Finance conversation about Australian history and what has been missing from our history books. Comedy including skits and cartoons are balanced with serious moments of reflection and poignancy, creating an eclectic blend of Australian history that will engage wide audiences. For more information, contact Vanessa at 8226 4216 or email [email protected]

12:45pm NRW Schools Panel Student event For young people in grades 6-12. Students will hear Hopgood Theatre Hosted by The Joining Free sausage from Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people about Ramsay Place Hands and Minds sizzle the importance of Reconciliation and the resilience Noarlunga Centre Taskforce and knowledge that Aboriginal and Torres Strait SA 5168 Islander people contribute to the community. For more information, contact Steph at 8186 8942 or email [email protected]

1:00pm – Our Responsibilities Internal event Training sessions for the Our Responsibilities on Yarta Kuu Room 3:30pm on Aboriginal Country, Open to staff and Aboriginal Country program are designed to begin the 10.6 and Wirra Kuu cross-cultural volunteers lifelong learning journey for Department for Environment Room 10.7 awareness learning and Water staff to raise awareness and understanding Level 10 event: ‘Aboriginal Please RSVP to to listen, learn and walk together with Aboriginal South 81-95 Waymouth History of SA Since meryl.schiller@ Australians in caring for Country both professionally Street 1800’ sa.gov.au and personally. The training session is designed to Adelaide SA 5000 Hosted by Department build awareness of our shared history and why we need for Environment and to work towards equity and Reconciliation. For more Water information, please contact Meryl at 0477 310 174 or email [email protected]

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3:00pm Reconciliation Internal event Join an afternoon tea for National Reconciliation Week. State Afternoon Tea Open to staff For more information, contact Ashlee at 8429 5116 or Administration Hosted by Department of email [email protected] Centre the Premier and Cabinet 200 Victoria Square/ Tarntanyangga Adelaide SA 5000

4:00pm – Cultural Connection Bookings Cultural connection workshops with Dreamtime yoga Living Kaurna 5:00pm with Dreamtime Yoga essential for children and families. Introduce young people to Cultural Centre Hosted by Living Kaurna marioncommunityhubs. Aboriginal knowledge, culture, community, connection Warriparinga Way Cultural Centre eventbrite.com and creativity using outdoor open space, natural Bedford Park sensory aids and elements to get the best experience SA 5042 Or call possible. For more information, call 8357 5900 or email 8357 5900 [email protected]

5:00pm – Cultural Connection Bookings Cultural connection workshops with Dreamtime yoga Trott Park 6:30pm with Dreamtime Yoga essential for children and families. Introduce young people to Neighbourhood Hosted by Living Kaurna marioncommunityhubs. Aboriginal knowledge, culture, community, connection Centre Cultural Centre eventbrite.com and creativity using outdoor open space, natural 34 Hessing sensory aids and elements to get the best experience Or call Crescent possible. For more information, call 8357 5900 or email Trott Park SA 5158 8357 5900 [email protected]

Mon 27 – Various NRW events Public event TAFE SA will host various Reconciliation events Various TAFE SA Fri 31 Hosted by various TAFE Free across its campuses including Welcome to Country, campuses May 2019 SA campuses tree plantings, Reconciliation walks, BBQs and other activities. For more information, please email [email protected] or visit facebook.com/tafesa

Mon 27 May Art Exhibition Public event This exhibition displays artwork from community Hopgood Theatre – Mon 3 June Hosted by The Joining Free members and schools reflecting the NRW theme Ramsay Place 2019 Hands and Minds ‘Grounded in Truth, Walk Together with Courage’. For Noarlunga Centre Taskforce more information, contact Steph at 8186 8942 or email SA 5168 [email protected]

Mon 27 May Reconciliation Quiz Internal event Employees can enter as individuals or teams to test Various locations – Mon 3 June Hosted by Department of Open to staff their knowledge on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander across the 2019 Treasury and Finance history, traditions, placenames and modern day culture Department of and go in the running to win a prize from local Aboriginal Treasury and agri-business, Red Centre Enterprises. For more Finance information, contact Vanessa at 8226 4216 or email [email protected]

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9:00am – ‘Grounded in Truth’ Internal event Aboriginal Health Strategy is hosting a promotional Foyer, SA Health 5:00pm promotional display Open to staff display in the foyer of the SA Health building. Staff are 11 Hindmarsh Hosted by Department encouraged to reflect on Reconciliation, truth telling Square for Health and Wellbeing and our shared history, and the Department for Health Adelaide SA 5000 and Wellbeing Reconciliation Action Plan. For more information, contact Emily on 82266765 or email [email protected]

10:00am NRW Morning Tea Internal event Meeting and morning tea to raise awareness of NRW. South Australian Hosted by Primary Open to staff and For more information, contact Kerry at 8303 9402 or Research and Industries and Regions invited guests email [email protected] Development SA and SA Research and Institute Development Institute Roseworthy Livestock Sciences Campus Roseworthy SA 5371

10:00am PIRSA Chief Internal event An address by the Deputy Chief Executive, executive Level 12 Grenfell Executive’s NRW Open to staff and leaders and key partners to raise awareness of NRW Street Morning Tea invited guests and key themes. For more information, contact Rowena Adelaide SA 5000 Hosted by Primary at 0476 809 930 or email [email protected] (staff able to Industries and Regions participate remotely SA via Skype)

10:00am – NRW Event Tickets are Uncle Frank Wanganeen, Kaurna Elder and Mandy 12:00pm Hosted by City of $10.00 (plus Paul, Director Migration Museum will share the 128 King William Adelaide booking fees) Aboriginal Social and Political History that has occurred Street Bookings in the squares. Discussion and morning Adelaide SA 5000 essential at tea will follow in the Adelaide Town Hall Reconciliation eventbrite.com. Room. au/e/aboriginal- cultural-and-political- history-in-adelaide- tickets-56164820490

10:30am NRW Morning Tea Internal event South Australia Police will host a NRW morning tea 100 Angas Street Hosted by South Open to staff and for the South Australia Police Aboriginal and Torres Adelaide SA 5000 Australia Police invited guests Strait Islander members. For more information, contact Sergeant Danielle James at 7322 4466 or email [email protected]

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10:30am – 2019 Governor’s By invitation The Governor’s Aboriginal Youth Awards recognise Adelaide SA 5000 12:00pm Aboriginal Youth young Aboriginal South Australians, aged between Awards 15 and 29 years, who are showing potential and Hosted by the Office determination to achieve success, or who are excelling of His Excellency the in their chosen field in one of three areas: Sport, Arts Honourable Hieu Van and Higher Education. The Awards are delivered Le AC, Governor of through a partnership between the Department South Australia and of the Premier and Cabinet and the Office of the the Department of the Governor of South Australia. For more information, Premier and Cabinet contact Rachel Boag, (08) 8429 3200 or email [email protected]

12:00pm – Reconciliation Film Internal event The Department of Treasury and Finance, Department State 1:00pm Club Screening – Open to staff of the Premier and Cabinet and Attorney-General’s Administration Occupation: Native Department are proud to host a screening of Centre Hosted by Department Occupation: Native from the Reconciliation Film 200 Victoria of Treasury and Finance, Club. In this film, Aboriginal filmmaker Trisha Morton- Square/ Department of the Thomas aims to engage all Australians in a national Tarntanyangga Premier and Cabinet, conversation about Australian history and what has Adelaide SA 5000 and the Attorney- been missing from our history books. Comedy including General’s Department skits and cartoons are balanced with serious moments of reflection and poignancy, creating an eclectic blend of Australian history that will engage wide audiences. For more information, contact Vanessa at 8226 4216 or email [email protected]

1:30pm – Internal event SA Water is hosting a Kaurna language workshop with SA Water house 3:00pm Workshop Open to staff Jack Kanya Kudnuitya Buckskin. For more information, 250 Victoria Hosted by SA Water contact Sarah on 0459 875 343 or email Square / Bookings [email protected] essential Tarntanyangga Adelaide SA 5000 eventbrite.com/e/kaurna- language-workshop- with-jack-buckskin- tickets-61018632372

2:00pm – NRW Mosaic Workshop Cost is $5.00 Join Auntie Janice in a relaxed setting and learn about Unley Libraries 4:00pm Hosted by City of Unley Bookings Aboriginal art and culture. Create your own Indigenous Town Hall essential at 8372 themed mosaic design to take home along with your City of Unley 5100 or visit the new skill. Tea, coffee and biscuits provided. For more Oxford Terrace Unley library information, contact 8372 5100 or email Unley SA 5061 [email protected]

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3:00pm – NRW Theme Historical Internal event With this year’s NRW theme being Grounded in Pilgrim Hall 4:00pm role play Open to staff Truth, Walk Together with Courage, Department for Flinders Street Hosted by Department Education staff are encouraged to attend a historical Adelaide SA 5000 for Education role play where participants engage with the impact which colonisation has had on Aboriginal communities in South Australia. This session will be facilitated by Andrew Smith and Rigby Barnes from the South Australian Aboriginal Secondary Training Academy. For more information, contact Adrian at 8226 9548 or email [email protected]

3:30pm – Traditional Dance Internal event SA Water is hosting a Traditional Kaurna dance and SA Water house 4:00pm and Garment Making Open to staff garment making workshop. For more information, 250 Victoria Workshop contact Sarah on 0459 875 343 or email Square / Bookings [email protected] Hosted by SA Water essential Tarntanyangga Adelaide SA 5000 eventbrite.com/e/ traditional-dance- with-jack-buckskin- tickets-61018822942

6:30pm – 13th annual Lowitja Tickets essential Join the 13th annual Lowitja O’Donoghue Oration with 8:30pm O’Donoghue Oration – bookings at a focus on Reconciliation, storytelling, culture and the The University of Hosted by Don events.humanitix. arts. This year’s oration Storytelling: Culture, Truth- Adelaide Dunstan Foundation, com.au/lowitja- telling and the Arts will be delivered by David Rathman North Terrace Reconciliation SA o-donoghue- AM PSM FIML. David has significant and extensive Adelaide SA 5005 oration-2019 experience in broadcasting, Aboriginal community development, Aboriginal education and the public sector. David is a Board Member of the SA Museum and the Chair of the Aboriginal Advisory Committee, SA Museum.

12:00pm NRW Women in Song Ticketed event A special event Women in Song brings together four Quartet Bar (schools) Presented by Adelaide for schools incredibly talented local women to explore Reconciliation dreambigfestival.com. Festival Centre in through the unified power of women’s music, song, Centre 6:55pm – au/events/women-in- association with storytelling and conversation. Barkindji woman Nancy King William Street 9:00pm song DreamBIG Children’s Bates, Bidjara woman Jessica Wishart (a rising country, Adelaide SA 5000 (general public) Festival Ticketed event for folk and soul star), Lebanese Australian Emily Davis and general public European descendant and folk artist Tara Carragher adelaidefestivalcentre. have the power to inspire change. This is a special com.au/events/women- performance of exquisite music by Aboriginal women in-song and women in the music industry who stand by them. A Tickets $35.00 Kaurna welcome and ‘New Life’ Choreography by Nikki Ashby performed by Of Desert and Sea dancers will $20.00 tickets commence prior to the performance at 6:55pm. For more using code information, contact Krystie at 131 246 or COMMUNITYSONG, [email protected] save $15.00 off Adult price tickets

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9:00am – Digital Story Viewing Internal event SA Water has developed a first chapter digital story South Parra and 11:00am Session Open to staff viewing session that depicts the importance of water and Hope Valley site Hosted by SA Water culture with Aboriginal communities in SA Water service Training Rooms area. For more information, contact Sarah on 0459 875 Level 3 343 or email [email protected] SA Water house 250 Victoria Square / Tarntanyangga Adelaide SA 5000

9:30am – NRW Morning Tea Internal event In recognition of NRW, the Department for Innovation and Kaurna Room 10:15am Hosted by Department Open to staff Skills will acknowledge and recognise the importance Level 4, for Innovation and Skills of Reconciliation for the future of all Australians. This 11 Waymouth year’s theme is ‘Grounded in Truth, Walk Together with Street Courage’, asking all of us to come to terms with our Adelaide SA 5000 history as a crucial step for our unified future. For more information, contact Paola at 0419 763 439 or email [email protected]

10:00am NRW Morning Tea Internal event Morning tea and skype to the Chief Executive’s Biosecurity SA Hosted by Biosecurity SA Open to staff and presentation in recognition of NRW. For more office invited guests information, contact Michelle at 8429 0806 or email Glenside SA 5065 [email protected]

10:00am NRW Morning Tea Internal event Morning tea to raise awareness of NRW. For more Regions SA/ Hosted by Primary Open to staff and information, contact Daniela at 8429 0481 or email Forestry SA Industry and Regions invited guests [email protected] Collaboration Table SA, Forestry SA Level 14 25 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA 5000

10:00am – NRW Event in Unley Public event Local schools and the wider community are invited to Town Hall 11:00am Hosted by City of Unley Free join Mayor Michael Hewitson and Kaurna Elder Katrina City of Unley Power and members of her family in a morning of Oxford Terrace cultural activities. Walking the path of Reconciliation, the Unley SA 5061 event will be a mixture of traditional greetings and their cultural significance, storytelling and presentations by local schools. For further information contact Matthew Ives at 8372 5134 or email [email protected]

10:00am – Gawler Reconciliation Public event The Town of Gawler’s vision for Reconciliation is Apex Park 2:00pm Community Fun Day Free about building respect, understanding and dialogue Julian Terrace Hosted by City of Gawler between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people, with Gawler SA 5118 a focus on creating environments where interactions and meaningful relationships can occur. Come join in the Community Fun Day to celebrate NRW. There will be a Welcome to Country, dance performance, entertainment, interactive stalls, activities, food and fire pit. For more information, contact Bec at 8521 2080.

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10:30am – NRW Morning Tea Internal event In recognition of NRW, the Department for Energy and Kaurna Room 11:15am Hosted Department for Open to staff Mining will acknowledge and recognise the importance Level 4, Energy and Mining of Reconciliation for the future of all Australians. This 11 Waymouth year’s theme is ‘Grounded in Truth, Walk Together with Street Courage’, asking all of us to come to terms with our Adelaide SA 5000 history as a crucial step for our unified future. For more information, contact Paola at 0419 763 439 or email [email protected]

10:30am – Southern Public event Celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture Ramsay Place 2:30pm Reconciliation Event Free at this event to promote and facilitate respect, trust and Noarlunga Centre 2019 – Grounded in positive relationships between the wider community and SA 5168 Truth, Walk Together in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. There will Courage be public stalls, entertainment and activities at Ramsay Hosted by Joining Hands Place and Hopgood Theatre, Noarlunga Centre. For and Minds Task Group more information, contact Steph at 8186 8942 or email [email protected]

11:00am – Whyalla – The Public event Join the public lecture about the rich and diverse history Whyalla City 12:00pm Aboriginal Story Free of Aboriginal people in Whyalla and beyond as part Council Hosted by Whyalla City of National Reconciliation Week 2019. Presented by Civic Building Council Paul Mazourek, Curator, Whyalla City Council. For Darlington Terrace more information, contact Paul at 8640 3444 or email Eyre Peninsula [email protected] Whyalla SA 5600

11:00am – Our Responsibilities Internal event The second training session in the Our Responsibilities Yarta Kuu Room 1:00pm on Aboriginal Country, Open to staff and on Aboriginal Country program looks at unpacking 10.6 and Wirra Kuu cross-cultural volunteers culture, particularly western cultures, and how privilege Room 10.7 awareness learning and privileging operates in our society which impact the Level 10 event: ‘Understanding Please RSVP to way people move through the world or are discriminated meryl.schiller@ 81-95 Waymouth Privileging’ against. Cultural self-awareness is essential in the Street sa.gov.au work of Reconciliation. The session is concluded with Hosted by Department Adelaide SA 5000 for Environment and insightful videos from Aboriginal leaders in highlighting Water all Australians’ responsibility to understand culture, and to challenge assumptions about your own culture and Aboriginal cultures. For more information, contact Meryl at 0477 310 174 or email [email protected]

First session Basket Weaving with Internal event As part of NRW, Department for Education employees Education Support 11.30am – Micky Barlow Open to staff are encouraged to learn about and participate in Hub 12.30pm Hosted by Department Aboriginal basket weaving. There are two sessions Milner Street for Education being offered to staff by Micky Barlow. For more Hindmarsh Second information, contact Adrian at 8226 9548 or email SA 5007 session [email protected] 1:00pm – 2:00pm

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12:00pm – Reconciliation Film Internal event The department is proud to host a screening of Shared Services 1:00pm Club Screening – Open to staff Occupation: Native from the Reconciliation Film SA Occupation: Native Club. In this film, Aboriginal filmmaker Trisha Morton- 25 Nile Street Hosted by Department of Thomas aims to engage all Australians in a national Port Adelaide Treasury and Finance conversation about Australian history and what has SA 5015 been missing from our history books. Comedy including skits and cartoons are balanced with serious moments of reflection and poignancy, creating an eclectic blend of Australian history that will engage wide audiences. For more information, contact Vanessa at 8226 4216 or email [email protected]

12:00pm – Reconciliation Week Community event Everyone is welcome at the Reconciliation Week BBQ Pangula 2:00pm BBQ Free Lunch. For more information, contact Kirsten at Mannamurna Hosted by Pangula 8724 7270 or email [email protected] Aboriginal Mannamurna Corporation Healing Circles 191 Commercial Street West Mount Gambier SA 5290

12:30pm NRW Lunch Internal event Meeting and lunch to raise awareness of NRW. For South Australian Hosted by Primary Open to staff and more information, contact Kerry at 8303 9402 or email Research and Industries and invited guests [email protected] Development Regions SA and South Institute offices Australian Research and West Beach Development Institute Adelaide SA 5024 Aquatic Sciences

5:00pm – Reconciliation Week Internal event The Attorney-General’s Department is hosting a Office for Design + 7:00pm Quiz Night Open to staff National Reconciliation Week themed quiz night. Finger Architecture SA Hosted by Attorney- food available. For more information, contact Leonie on Level 1, 26-28 General’s Department 0466 442 900 or email [email protected] Leigh Street Adelaide SA 5000

THURSDAY 30 MAY

9:30am – NRW information Internal event The Department for Health and Wellbeing SA Health 10:30am session Open to staff Reconciliation Working Group will host an informative Level 2 Hosted by Department video and discussion session on the NRW theme 11 Hindmarsh for Health and Wellbeing of ‘Grounded in Truth, Walk Together with Courage’ Square Adelaide and the Uluru Statement from the Heart. For more SA 5000 information, contact Archie at 8226 6646 or email [email protected]

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10:30am – Reconciliation in the Public event Celebrate NRW with entertainment, food, public stalls Tauondi Aboriginal 2:30pm West Free and activities. A shuttle bus is available from the College Hosted by Tauondi Aviation Museum, 66 Lipson Street, Port Adelaide. For 1 Lipson Street Aboriginal College, more information, contact Jason at 8240 0300 or email Port Adelaide SA Anglicare SA, Uniting [email protected] 5015 SA, Life Without Barriers

10:30am Mount Gambier By invitation SA Water will join Boandik artists, community members Main Gate Boandik plaque and local school children to unveil the Boandik artwork John Watson Drive unveiling for the Blue Lake and the dual naming of the lake in Blue Lake Hosted by SA Water and Boandik. There will be a knowledge sharing session Mount Gambier Burrandies Aboriginal with the community about the artwork and morning tea. SA 5290 Corporation For more information, contact Sarah on 0459 875 343 or email [email protected]

10:30am Kauwi Centre SA Water Internal event Cultural workshop and tour of the area. Local Aboriginal Kauwi centre Team Lunch Open to Kauwi school group participating in bush tukka activities. For at South Hosted by SA Water centre and more information, contact Sarah on 0459 875 343 or Desalination Plant desalination plant email [email protected] 16 Chrysler Road staff Lonsdale SA 5160

3:30pm The Dame Roma By invitation The Chief Executive’s Reconciliation Awards Government House Mitchell Scholarship recognises the two highest achieving Aboriginal SACE North Terrace Awards Ceremony completers. The Dame Roma Mitchell Scholarship is Adelaide SA 5000 and Chief Executive’s awarded for excellence in academic achievement and Reconciliation Awards leadership both at school and in the community. For Hosted/sponsored more information, contact Cassandra at 8226 6545 or by Department for [email protected] Education

5:15pm – 2019 Ruth and Vincent Public event Lecture by Franchesca Cubillo, Senior Curator Alere Function 7:15pm Megaw Lecture in Free Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art at the National Centre Archaeology and Art Gallery of Australia, who has worked in the museum Registrations Level 1 Student Presented by Flinders and art gallery sector for the past 30 years. She has Hub essential at written extensively, presented lectures and keynote University events Flinders University addresses on subjects such as the repatriation of Sturt Road flinders.edu.au/ Australian Indigenous Ancestral Remains, Aboriginal Bedford Park SA events/2019-ruth- and Torres Strait Islander Art and Culture, and 5042 vincent-megaw-lecture- Australian Indigenous Museology and Curatorship. For in-archaeology-art/ more information, contact Madeline at 8201 3247 or email [email protected]

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10:00am – Southern Elders’ Public event This is a fun interactive workshop where you will learn Marion Cultural 12:00pm Traditional Weaving Cost is $15.00 per from the Southern Elder’s Traditional Weavers how to Centre Library Workshop person make a traditional basket from raffia and other plant 287 Diagonal Road materials. For more information, contact Marion Cultural Hosted by City of Marion Bookings Oaklands Park SA Centre at 8375 6855 or email 5046 marionlibraries. [email protected] eventbrite.com

10:00am – Connecting 2 Culture Public event A celebration of Ngarrindjeri Culture for schools and Sturt Reserve 3:00pm Hosted by Headspace Free the whole community. Connecting to Culture (C2C) is Murray Bridge Sponsored by Funding an entertaining, fun, and educational youth-organised SA 5253 for Rural and Regional festival for all Australians to come together and connect Renewal to Ngarrindjeri culture through food, dance, music, art, stories and much more. Performances by Kineman Karma, Bec Gollan, and Katie Aspel. Activities will include boomerang throwing, Yidaki (didgeridoo) workshop, basket weaving, and painting. For more information, contact Anthony at 8531 2122 or email [email protected]

10:30am Aboriginal Veterans Public event A commemorative service is held during NRW to Aboriginal and South Australia Free acknowledge and honour the contribution of Aboriginal Torres Strait Commemorative service personnel. This year’s key note address is Islander War Service delivered by Dr Jackie Huggins, Co-Chair, National Memorial Sponsored by Congress of Australia’s First Peoples. Dr Huggin’s Torrens Parade Reconciliation SA, father, Mr John Huggins was a serviceman from WWII Ground Department of the and a Changi Prison survivor. For more information, Adelaide SA 5000 Premier and Cabinet, contact Stephen on 8124 4196 or email Reconciliation Australia [email protected] and the City of Adelaide

10:30am – Launch of the By invitation A NRW morning tea and official launch of the Adelaide SA 5000 12:00pm Department for Child Department for Child Protection’s new Aboriginal Protection’s Aboriginal Cultural Capability Development Program - the Cultural Footprint Aboriginal Cultural Footprint. The program provides staff program with knowledge, skills and understanding to utilise when Hosted by the work with Aboriginal children, families and communities. Department for Child Fostering a workplace culture that respects and values Protection the skills, experience and perspectives of Aboriginal people. For more information, contact Tilly at 8226 1911 or email [email protected]

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10:30am – Stolen Generations Public event Link Up SA is running a presentation to talk about Living Kaurna 12:00pm Talk Bookings their work in reconciling families separated under past Cultural Centre Hosted by Link Up SA, essential, please policies and practices of the Australian Government, Warriparinga Way Nunkuwarrin Yunti SA call 8357 5900 also known as the Stolen Generations. This is Bedford Park SA Reconciliation in action. Link Up SA is excited to share 5042 the work they do to acknowledge and facilitate the healing of wounds caused by past injustices that have, and continue, to impact Aboriginal communities. For more information, call 8357 5900.

12:00pm Barngarla Pipeline By invitation Port Lincoln unveiling of the Barngarla pipeline artwork Boston House Artwork featuring water stories. There will be a knowledge Lincoln Highway Hosted by SA Water sharing session with the community about the artwork Port Lincoln and lunch provided. The community will also take Port SA 5606 Lincoln senior leaders on a cultural tour. For more information, contact Sarah on 0459 875 343 or email [email protected]

12:30pm – Author Talk: A History Public event – Join Adelaide University lecturers and historians Dr City Library 1:30pm free of South Australia Robert Foster and Dr Paul Sendziuk in exploring state Level 3 Hosted by City of Bookings history, as told through their latest book: A History Rundle Place Adelaide essential of South Australia. Discover the past, from before cityofadelaide.com.au/ the arrival of the first European maritime explorers, Adelaide SA 5000 your-community/library- relationships between Aboriginal people and European services/programs-and- colonisers, chart the state’s economic, political, social events/event-details/ and cultural development to the present day. This author-talk-a-history-of- talk will include an interactive Q&A session. For more south-australia information, contact 8203 7990 or email [email protected]

1:00pm – Our Responsibilities Internal event The third training session in the Our Responsibilities Kauwi Kuu Room 3:30pm on Aboriginal Country, Open to staff and on Aboriginal Country program looks at developing 10.5 cross-cultural volunteers understanding of the presence of racism in colonised Level 10 awareness learning countries through a powerful documentary called The Please RSVP to 81-95 Waymouth event: ‘Understanding Colour of Fear. The film involves eight North American Street Racism’ meryl.schiller@ men from different backgrounds talking about race sa.gov.au Adelaide SA 5000 Hosted by Department relations in America as seen through their eyes. A for Environment and discussion takes place after the screening to reflect Water on similarities in Australia and how racism might be combated. The session is concluded with the audio playing of Steven Oliver’s poem, ‘Response to Racism’. For more information, contact Meryl at 0477 310 174 or email [email protected]

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2:00pm – Aboriginal Leaders Internal event The Aboriginal Leaders in the Public Sector discussion Bradley Forum 3:30pm in the Public Sector Open to staff panel, hosted by Tony Harrison, Chief Executive, University of South discussion panel is the keynote event for Department of Human RSVP necessary Australia Hosted by Department of Services during NRW. Aboriginal leaders from across City West Campus Human Services departments within the Public Sector will share North Terrace experiences, challenges, barriers and opportunities Adelaide SA 5000 within their respective careers, Aboriginal history through their eyes and their views about the future for Aboriginal communities. Panel members include: • Nerida Saunders, Executive Director, Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation, Department of the Premier and Cabinet • Khatija Thomas, Director, People and Performance, Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure • Dale Agius, Manager, Aboriginal Youth and Family Services, Department of Human Services. For more information, contact Ellie at 8303 0924 or email [email protected]

SATURDAY 1 JUNE

10:00am The Great Kanku- Public event Come join the Great Kanku-Breakaways Marathon Kanku Breakaways Breakaways Marathon Free entry for and Fun Run – an outback running experience Conservation Park and Fun Run Junior (under 16 like no other. Competitors will travel down from the Access via Stuart Hosted by Kanku- years) escarpment, through the spectacular coloured hills Highway or Kempe Breakaways of the breakaways country, onto the moon plain and Road near Coober Bookings alongside the dingo fence. Distances are full marathon Conservation Park Pedy SA 5723 essential at (42.2km), half (21.1km), 10km, 5km and kids (under 11 Co-Management sportitude.com.au/ Board, Department for years) 2.4km fun run. Bikes, dogs and prams welcome. events/2019kanku- Free shuttle bus to and from Coober Pedy. Supporters Environment and Water, breakawaysmarathon and the Coober Pedy and family members can watch the race progress from Council the start/finish hub, view the exhibits and enjoy the free barbecue. For more information, visit greatkanku-breakawaysmarathon.com.au or contact Alison at 0499 982 999 or email [email protected]

SUNDAY 2 JUNE

8:30am Deadly Fun Run/ Walk Community event Everyone is invited to the Deadly Fun Run in Murray Sturt Reserve registration for Reconciliation Free Bridge, an initiative that introduces running and walking Murray Bridge Hosted by Rural City of to regional, remote and city communities in a fun, non- SA 5253 9:00am – Murray Bridge intimidating environment for men, women and children. 11:00am run/ For further information, contact Simone at 8539 1182 or walk email [email protected]

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Anniversary of the 1992 Australia-wide This landmark decision by the High Court of Australia High Court of Australia observance overturned the legal doctrine of ‘terra nullius’ and decision in Mabo v. led to the creation of the Native Title Act 1993 and Queensland (No 2) aka subsequent native title regime. The case was led by Mabo Day Torres Strait Islander man, the late Eddie (Koiki) Mabo and his fellow plaintiffs including the late Rev David Passi and the late James Rice.

10:30am – Weaving Workshop Ticketed event – Learn about Aboriginal histories and cultures to North Adelaide 12:30pm Hosted by City of cost is $10.00 per explore how everyone can contribute in achieving Community Centre Adelaide person Reconciliation. Local artist, Amanda Radomi will 176 Tynte Street Bookings at share the history of weaving, demonstrate and help North Adelaide eventbrite.com. participants to make their own basket using natural SA 5000 au/e/aboriginal- and coloured raffia. All materials supplied. For more weaving-workshop- information, call 8267 6813 or email tickets-61143399554 [email protected]

7:00pm – Introduction to Kaurna Public event Learn basic Kaurna expressions and find out your Living Kaurna 8:30pm Language Free birth order name. Tauondi Aboriginal College, along Cultural Centre Hosted by Tauondi with Kaurna Warra Pintyanthi, supports the research, Warriparinga Way Bookings production and teaching of the Kaurna language. For Aboriginal College, essential, please Bedford Park Kaurna Warra Pintyanthi more information, call 8357 5900 or email SA 5042 call 8357 5900 [email protected]

7:00pm – Black Screen Public event Presented by Country Arts SA, Black Screen is Marion Cultural 9:00pm Hosted by City of Marion Free a free celebration of Indigenous film and culture Centre that runs during NRW each year and promotes 287 Diagonal Road Book by calling cultural awareness, Indigenous screen culture and 8375 6855 or Oaklands Park SA entertainment. For more information, call 8375 6855 or 5046 emailing mcc@ email [email protected] marion.sa.gov.au

WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE

10:00am – Weaving Workshop Cost is $10.00 per Learn about Aboriginal histories and cultures to Adelaide South 12:00pm Hosted by City of person explore how everyone can contribute in achieving West Community Adelaide Bookings at Reconciliation. Local artist, Amanda Radomi will Centre share the history of weaving, demonstrate and help eventbrite.com. 171 Sturt Street participants to make their own basket using natural Adelaide SA 5000 au/e/aboriginal- and coloured raffia. All materials supplied. For more weaving-workshop- tickets-61143399554 information, call 8212 3533 or email [email protected]

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10:30am – History and Public event The Cultural Officer will offer a guided walk to Living Kaurna 12:00pm Environment Walk Cost $11.50 appreciate the natural environment of Warriparinga Cultural Centre and the Sturt River as well as understand the history of Hosted by Living Kaurna Warriparinga Way To book call Warriparinga and the significance of Warriparinga and Cultural Centre Bedford Park SA 8357 5900 Kaurna Dreaming Stories. For more information, call 5042 8357 5900 or email [email protected]

FRIDAY 7 JUNE

10:00am – NRW Morning Tea By invitation The Department of Planning, Transport and Murray Bridge 11:00am Hosted by Department of Infrastructure will host a NRW morning tea. For more Office information, contact Rebecca at 0427 015 829 or email Planning, Transport and Conference Room [email protected] Infrastructure 121 - 129 Thomas Street Murray Bridge SA 5253

FRIDAY 14 JUNE

2:30pm – NRW Afternoon Tea By invitation The Department of Planning, Transport and Walkley Heights 3:30pm Hosted by Department of Infrastructure will host a NRW afternoon tea. For more Office Planning, Transport and information, contact Rebecca at 0427 015 829 or email Blue Building Infrastructure [email protected] Conference Room 16 - 22 Bridge Road Adelaide SA 5095

Fri 14 June – Vietnam – One In, All In Public event Country Arts SA presents a new exhibition honouring The Walter Nichols Thu 25 July Hosted by Country Arts Free the untold stories of South Australian Aboriginal Memorial Gallery 2019 veterans of the Vietnam War, before, during and after. Nautilus Art Centre SA For Port Lincoln The exhibition features works by a selected group of 66 Tasman Terrace booking enquiries contemporary Aboriginal artists who were paired with call 8621 2351 Port Lincoln these veterans to create multidisciplinary artworks SA 5606 inspired by their memories. Artists include Allan Collins, Brad Darkson, Beaver Lennon, Hayley Millar- Baker, Clem Newchurch, Lavene Ngatokoura, Sandra Saunders, Damien Shen, Major Sumner AM, James Taylor, Tony Wilson and Raymond Zada. Curator Jessica Clark, Creative Producer Lee-Ann Tjunypa Buckskin. For more information, contact Samantha at email [email protected]

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TUESDAY 18 JUNE

Tour of the Internal event Staff within the Attorney-General’s Department are 244 Vincent Street Court Open to staff invited to attend the Port Adelaide Nunga Court Elders Port Adelaide Hosted by Attorney- Meeting to gain a greater appreciation of community SA 5015 General’s Department based culturally appropriate justice responses for Aboriginal people. For more information, contact Leonie on 0466 442 900 or email [email protected]

SUNDAY 23 JUNE

2:00pm – Launch of Iriti Munu Public event Iriti Munu Kuwari. Now and then. Artworks from Kaltijiti Gallery 1855 5:00pm Kuwari. Now and then. Free craft centre curated by John Ferguson. An exhibition 2 Haines Road Exhibition that is showcasing contemporary paintings Tea Tree Gully Hosted by City of Tea alongside traditional and adapted crafts that were SA 5091 Tree Gully created by Kaljiti Art Centre artists during the mid 1980s. The artists are sharing their ‘tjukurpa’, dreaming stories that convey their intimate and personal connection to the land and their culture. The exhibition runs from 26 June – 27 July and is open 12:00pm – 5:00pm from Wednesday – Saturday. For more information, contact 8397 7444 or email [email protected]

MONDAY 5 AUGUST

Mon 5 Vietnam – One In, All In Public event Country Arts SA presents a new exhibition honouring Yarta Purtli Port August Hosted by Country Arts Free the untold stories of South Australian Aboriginal Augusta – Sat 14 veterans of the Vietnam War, before, during and Cultural Centre SA For Port Augusta September after. The exhibition features works by a selected 6 Beauchamp Lane 2019 booking enquiries group of contemporary Aboriginal artists who were call 8641 9176 Port Augusta paired with these veterans to create multidisciplinary SA 5700 artworks inspired by their memories. Artists include Allan Collins, Brad Darkson, Beaver Lennon, Hayley Millar-Baker, Clem Newchurch, Lavene Ngatokoura, Sandra Saunders, Damien Shen, Major Sumner AM, James Taylor, Tony Wilson and Raymond Zada. Curator Jessica Clark, Creative Producer Lee-Ann Tjunypa Buckskin. For more information, contact Samantha at email [email protected]

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