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SUMMARY:Truth-Telling at Mitchelton Library with Stephen Mam\, First Nations Action Network
DESCRIPTION:Stephen Mam is a seasoned leader and community development professional with 25 years of success in team motivation and fostering inclusion. An advocate for social justice & human rights\, he excels in engaging First Nations communities and empowering organisations to amplify First Nations voices through collaborative partnerships. \nIn 2023\, Stephen led the Queensland referendum campaign as the State Campaign Coordinator for Yes23\, mobilising over 6\,000 volunteers and supporting 43+ local groups. His efforts produced significant events\, such as the Brisbane Walk for Yes\, which attracted over 20\,000 attendees. \nIn 2024\, Stephen was a Ministerial Senior Policy Advisor for the Minister for Treaty and Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships. \nStephen is now the Executive Director and Founder of the First Nations Action Network\, a growing network of over 10\,000 First Nations Allies. \nHe currently chairs the Foundation for Aboriginal and Islander Research Action and is a Director of the Sunshine Coast Reconciliation Group and Director of Diverse Voices. Stephen consistently champions the importance of identity\, place\, and relationships. \nDownload flyer
URL:https://antarqld.org.au/event/truth-telling-at-mitchelton-library-with-stephen-mam-first-nations-action-network/
LOCATION:Mitchelton Library\, 37 Heliopolis Parade\, Mitchelton\, Qld\, 4053
CATEGORIES:Truth Telling
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ORGANIZER;CN="Rosalie Raciti":MAILTO:support@truth-telling.online
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SUMMARY:Balaangala’s Annual Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Balaangala’s Annual Art Exhibition to raise funds for the Restoration (pay the rent) Fund. \nNovember 8th and 9th. \nIf any Balaangala members would like to be part of the show please contact Colin Peile on mcpeile@gmail.com to let him know what sort of works you would like to contribute. \nLast year we had paintings\, ceramics\, photography\, weaving\, woodwork and all sorts of other art. \nNon-First Nations artists will pay a 20% commission from sold art works. \nNo commission will be taken from First Nations artists’ sales. \nMore details to follow \n \nReconciliation Painting below by Aunty Dr. Denise Proud and Colin Peile
URL:https://antarqld.org.au/event/balaangalas-annual-art-exhibition/
LOCATION:Baalangala Garden\, 98 Yoorala St\, The Gap\, Queensland\, 4061\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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ORGANIZER;CN="Balaangal Community Group":MAILTO:ptrbalaangala2019@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20251114T183000
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SUMMARY:Film:  Yurlu | Country
DESCRIPTION:What was once a life-sustaining environment for Maitland Parker and his ancestors is now a toxic waste dump. The Wittenoom (Nambigunnha) Gorge Asbestos Mine in Western Australia was abandoned more than 60 years ago\, but left behind millions of tons of deadly asbestos. What was once ‘Yurlu’ (Country) is now what Maitland calls ‘poison country’. Diagnosed with mesothelioma\, he too has been poisoned. In a journey that traverses deep-time\, we tell the stories of this ancient land through the symbiotic connection between community and country. \nIntimate moments with Maitland and his family are contrasted with expansive cinematography of the other major character in the film — the stunning Pilbara landscape. This is Maitland’s last stand to protect the health of his family\, his culture and to write his final chapter as he fights for rehabilitation of his scarred lands. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTickets: https://www.fivestarcinemas.com.au/new-farm/movie/yurlu-country\nTrailer: https://youtu.be/m-tKf-UYwQ8?si=JTvBv8VGTZtmm74r\n\nDownload Poster
URL:https://antarqld.org.au/event/film-yurlu-country/
LOCATION:New Farm Cinemas\, 701 Brunswick St\, New Farm\, Qld\, 4005\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Film
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20251114T183000
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SUMMARY:Film:  Yurlu | Country
DESCRIPTION:What was once a life-sustaining environment for Maitland Parker and his ancestors is now a toxic waste dump. The Wittenoom (Nambigunnha) Gorge Asbestos Mine in Western Australia was abandoned more than 60 years ago\, but left behind millions of tons of deadly asbestos. What was once ‘Yurlu’ (Country) is now what Maitland calls ‘poison country’. Diagnosed with mesothelioma\, he too has been poisoned. In a journey that traverses deep-time\, we tell the stories of this ancient land through the symbiotic connection between community and country. \nIntimate moments with Maitland and his family are contrasted with expansive cinematography of the other major character in the film — the stunning Pilbara landscape. This is Maitland’s last stand to protect the health of his family\, his culture and to write his final chapter as he fights for rehabilitation of his scarred lands. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTickets: https://www.fivestarcinemas.com.au/new-farm/movie/yurlu-country\nTrailer: https://youtu.be/m-tKf-UYwQ8?si=JTvBv8VGTZtmm74r\n\nDownload Poster
URL:https://antarqld.org.au/event/film-yurlu-country/
LOCATION:New Farm Cinemas\, 701 Brunswick St\, New Farm\, Qld\, 4005\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Film
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SUMMARY:QAGOMA Indigenous Art Tour of Kith and Kin
DESCRIPTION:Hosts: Combined Wynnum Allies & Noonga Reconciliation Group Art Tour\nTour Guides: Gillian & Catherine\nEvent:  QAGOMA Indigenous Art Tour of Kith and Kin by Internationally acclaimed Brisbane Artist Archie Moore.\nDate: 10am\, Sunday 16 November 2025\nMeet at the Information Desk at GOMA\nCost: Free\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\nAt GOMA\, Gillian and Catherine will Guide us through two co-located and complimentary exhibitions: \n​Kith and Kin and Inscribing a Life \nThe tour participants will divide into two groups\, and we will spend a full half an hour in each exhibition. \nFor those travelling by train from Wynnum Central Train Station\, we will be leaving at 9.00 am\, so we will meet ten minutes beforehand. If you join us from another train station\, we will be on the last carriage. \n​DO RSVP PLEASE​ \nFor all others\, we will meet you and our regular guides\, Gillian and Catherine\, a few minutes before 10.00 AM at the Entrance to GOMA. \nCatherine and Gillian — our experienced guides — decided to combine the Noonga Reconciliation Group and Wynnum Allies together. Each has a similar focus on First Nations Truth Telling as a strong focus of the visit. \nAfterwards\, we will go for (self-funded) coffee or a meal at the GOMA Bistro next to the Brisbane River. The Bistro now has a new Big Hose Installation that is used as a children’s playground. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSee Flyer\n\nRSVP
URL:https://antarqld.org.au/event/qagoma-indigenous-art-tour-of-kith-and-kin/
LOCATION:GOMA\, South Brisbane
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Tour
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ORGANIZER;CN="Wynnum Allies Group":MAILTO:support@wynnumallies.com
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