ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

The Australian Government acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and acknowledges their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to the people, the cultures and the Elders past and present.

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From Queanbeyan to New York and triumph

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Cara Smith from Queanbeyan started a journey of change that included completing the New York City Marathon.

Remains of Australia’s oldest known human returned to Country

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The remains of an Aboriginal man who lived at Lake Mungo in Western New South Wales 42,000 years ago have been returned to Country.

Creating the next generation of leaders at Wujal Wujal Youth Camp

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The Wujal Wujal Youth Leadership Camp gave 65 Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth a chance to bond, learn and have fun as they camped in different locations around Far North Queensland.

Remembering and Reconciling on Kokoda - Remembrance Day 2017

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This year, a group of South Australian Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal students and their leaders walked the Kokoda Trail in commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the battle.

Guthoo Youth Summit: a voice for Aboriginal youth in Kalgoorlie-Boulder

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The recently held Guthoo Youth Summit gave a voice to Aboriginal youth from Kalgoorlie-Boulder and surrounding areas and a chance to find solutions to the challenges they face.

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