Connecting Communities. Original artwork by Alison Williams. 'Communities’ are symbolised by Gnurra/houses built on natural resources - with connecting lines comprising Tally marks, a symbol used on message sticks, tools, engravings.
Land rights, Healing, Closing the gap
Aboriginal Affairs NSW works with Aboriginal communities to promote social, economic and cultural wellbeing through opportunity, choice, healing, responsibility and empowerment. Aboriginal Affairs NSW covers healing and reparations, Stolen Generations, family records, OCHRE to support strong Aboriginal communities and more. The new strategic plan is built on strength and showcases self-determination.
Environment, culture, events and tourism
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Sports and sporting events
- Traditional Indigenous Games - NSW Office of Sport
- 2024 Koori Knockout and other events - SBS NITV
- National Aboriginal Sporting Chance Academy (NASCA) (work with NSW Education in public schools)
- First Nations Australians - Australian Sports Commission
- Australia's First Nations Peoples and Sport - Clearinghouse for Sport
- Sport and physical activity - Indigenous communities (unsw.edu.au)
Other useful links
Local government - Collaborate NSW
Regional Aboriginal Partnerships Program
Service NSW - Aboriginal communities support
NSW members — Coalition of Peaks
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