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Celebrating NAIDOC Week 2024: Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud
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Each year in July, communities across Australia come together to commemorate the rich history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples during NAIDOC Week. While serving as reminders of the vibrant traditions and tenacity of First Nations communities, these celebrations also offer a platform for the ongoing pursuit of justice, equality, and the recognition of First Nations voices.
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Wirltu Yarlu Students Prepare for the 2024 Indigenous Nationals
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The University of Adelaide, Wirltu Yarlu and Adelaide University Sport and Fitness lights up with anticipation and pride as twelve of our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students take off on an exciting journey to the 2024 Indigenous Nationals. Participating in a powerful cultural send-off performed by Kaurna Performer Robert Taylor, and Warumunga/Yuggera man David Booth and his sons from the Imbala dance group at the Kaurna Learning Circle, our students, alongside Uncle Rod O'Brien and Leesa Ashton, are ready to uphold the spirit of Wirltu Yarlu, the Kaurna name for the sea eagle who, according to Kaurna storytelling, is always striving to soar higher.
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