Gerald Power looks forward to a time when Indigenous Australian foods like emu and warrigal greens will become as common a sight on Aussie dining tables as steak and mash, ‘spag bol’ or a mid-week curry.

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James Sheahan Catholic High School celebrates NAIDOC in Style

James Sheahan students marched onto the school oval led by Galumaay Dance Group and a number of the school’s Aboriginal Dance Group

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NAIDOC Week celebrations

This year’s Orange NAIDOC Week celebrations may be without the traditional street march and large public events, but the spirit for the week will be just as strong and vibrant as ever, Orange NAIDOC Committee Chair Gerald Power.

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NAIDOC WEEK 2019

NAIDOC celebrations were held across Orange this week and it’s been wonderful to see so many locals getting involved.

GALLERYMelise Coleman30 October 2019Orange City LifeNAIDOCComment

Luke and Uncle Rick

Combining our knowledge together we formed Galumaay Dance Group and have been working in schools around town sharing culture, dance, respect in themselves and respect for each other, it’s a great thing that we have achieved here today

PEOPLEMelise Coleman30 October 2019Orange City LifeIndigenous, NAIDOC, GalumaayComment