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Deadly Sista Girlz mentors leading by example

Four Deadly Sista Girlz mentors have been selected to play for one of the AFLW’s newest teams, the West Coast Eagles.
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NAIDOC Week – Local Grant Applications open, closes 30 March, 2020

Celebrate NAIDOC Week – community grant round now open

The 2020 NAIDOC Week local grant round is now open; communities can apply for a grant to host an activity during NAIDOC Week.
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Looking for food at Kuarka-dorla - This Place

Take a tour through Wadawurrung country, learn where to find food and how the land was created.
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ABC Heywire Trailblazers – making regional Australia a better place

Passionate and innovative young adults are making a difference across regional Australia.
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Heywire 2020 – How do you want to change Australia?

Heywire means putting ideas into action and making a bunch of friends along the way.
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Nominations for 2020 National NAIDOC Week Awards now open

Three photos embedded in dot circles of 1 woman and two men are arrayed side by side in a line on a black background. Words below are: Nominations are no open for the National NAIDOC Awards.
Nominations close Monday 23 March 2020.
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Indigenous voice co-design process

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Find out about the co-design process to develop models for local, regional and national elements of an Indigenous voice.
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