Mudjii Dreaming

14/12/2025

24/05/2025

Here's the schedule for our on-country excursions and fishing trips over the next few months.

Get into it. The fish aren't going to catch themselves.

Call or text Scotty on 0499 834 694 to book your spot.

https://gegac.org.au/events/

24/05/2025

Family abuse does not always look like a bruise or a black eye.

The month of May is Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month, and we're using the occasion to increase awareness that there are actually many different kinds of family abuse - not all of which are immediately visible.

Take a moment to read the flyer below, and learn more about the different kinds of abuse and the signs to look out for.

If this impacts or triggers you in any way, please reach out for support.

You can call GEGAC’s Family Violence Outreach and Support Team – fully private and confidential – on 03 5150 0700 or freecall 1800 844 945.

For more information about how GEGAC can support you and your family, visit https://gegac.org.au/services/

Here's some other support phone numbers:

1800 RESPECT
1800 737 732: Confidential 24/7 counselling for people impacted by family violence.

SAFE STEPS
1800 015 188: 24/7 family violence response and online at safesteps.org.au

THE ORANGE DOOR
1800 512 358: (Mon-Fri, 9 – 5) Help for people experiencing family violence.

BROTHER TO BROTHER
1800 435 799: Crisis line staffed by Aboriginal men for Aboriginal men who need someone to yarn to about any worries, including family violence, parenting, drug and alcohol issues or other reasons.

13 YARN
13 92 76: Confidential 24/7 crisis support line run by and for First Nations people.

YARNING SAFE ‘N’ STRONG
1800 959 563: Confidential 24/7 mental health support line for Aboriginal people.

13/05/2025

PLEASE sign this partition objecting to Jacinta Price being the Shadow Minister for Aboriginal Affairs.
This POS needs to G.O.!!!

Oppose Jacinta Price as Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians

23/05/2024

Artwork from 'Songs of Love and Resistance' with the words 'The pen is mightier than the sword'. Plain Back. Eucalyptus organic Tshirt.

23/05/2024

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📖Storytelling is at the heart of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture. It has sustained communities, nurtured relationships and highlighted the interconnectedness of child, family and community. Building connection with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families is key to creating a space where they can share their stories. An upcoming webinar held during National Reconciliation Week will discuss ways to build trust and genuine connection. It will be held at 1pm on Wednesday May 29. Click here to find out more: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/3696952156620101724

23/05/2024

Hmmmm. Thoughts anybody?

Common Grace has a range of resources available, developed by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Christian Leaders, to help church and school communities engage deeply this National Reconciliation Week, 27 May to 3 June.

These church resources include an Acknowledgement of Country, prayers, bible readings, songs, a creative activity and a special video message from Bianca Manning, Gomeroi woman and Common Grace’s Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander Justice Coordinator, to help communities engage and reflect on our focus this year of ‘Reconciliation Through the Cross’.

Sign up to receive Common Grace’s newly released range of National Reconciliation Week resources and explore how your faith community can engage in this important moment to reflect, deeply listen and take action together.
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www.commongrace.org.au/national_reconciliation_week_2024

23/05/2024

Raising money for V***A, to support our babies in-care.
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The Tweddle team are gathering next week for a National Reconciliation Week fundraiser for V***A. Help support our Morning Tea for Culture event to raise money for Aboriginal children in care.

Tweddle has an important role to play when it comes to reconciliation, and in playing our part we collectively build relationships and communities that value Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, histories, cultures, and futures.

The west has the highest rate of Aboriginal children removed from their families. We have the opportunity to be a part of positive change.

We invite you to donate to our Tweddle’s Morning Tea for Culture here:

https://morningtea.vacca.org/t/tweddle-child-and-family-health-service-s-team

23/05/2024

For our WA Amangu, Yued, Whadjuk, Binjareb, Wardandi, Yarwuru, Ganeang, Wiilman (Noongar & Yamatji) brothers & sisters 🖤💛❤️

National Reconciliation Week: Genocide in the Wildflower State – Special Daily Screenings at Luna Cinemas (27 May to 3 June)