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Happy world environmental day....shared with the @NLEGroup on the amazing Ballardong country today🙏 learning about 🐝
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Each year, we supply books to remote communities in Australia – 40 per cent of them are created by Indigenous authors and illustrators! Help us continue our work by making a donation today! sforce.co/3ahhRvL
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Indigenous peoples in Australia actively managed their lands, but the settlers just saw "wilderness": they didn't understand what was in front of their eyes. Same thing in the US, & today in Amazonia.
Tribal peoples: the 🅑🅔🅢🅣 conservationists. washingtonpost.com/history/2…
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Applications are now open for the highly anticipated Strong Women Strong Business conference 2020
Head over to the Strong Woman Strong Business Website to register. #IndigenouswomeninBusiness #IWIB
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Huge knowledge here - Merinj Kaartdijin #Albany
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Oral Maguire (@NLEGroup): we all carry the responsibility to repair the land, but we need people the recognise that the systems have to change to help this.
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As ecosystem restoration is more and more recognized as critical for our wellbeing and climate, support and recognition of indigenous knowledge is needed. Aboriginal leader in West Australia Oral McGuire @NLEGroup shares his vision @RegenWa @GlobalLF #RestorationDecade @NRM_WA – at Bussum, Nederland
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Together with the States and Territories we are committed to working in partnership with all levels of government and the #CoalitionofPeaks to deliver better outcomes for Indigenous Australians. #ClosingTheGap
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With Garma coming to an end, this photo by Melanie Faith Dove sums up the weekend perfectly, aligning with the festival theme of Dhupuma looking up to the future.
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A bit of swell today fused with hot desert easterlies. Sure helps ease the pain a bit ./ – at Geraldton, Western Australia
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At the risk of repeating myself, Dark Emu by Bruce Pascoe is the most life changing book I’ve read in the last year. So many examples of jaw-dropping achievements on this continent which occurred pre 1788 and are under-lionised. Read and exult.
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An amazing week cooking with the students in Albany. facebook.com/348540995255927…
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We have labour shortages in the Goldfields, but the Aboriginal unemployment rate is 24 per cent. We need to better engage Aboriginal business to help fill the labour shortage. Our Aboriginal Business Leadership Program in the Goldfields will do just that: mediastatements.wa.gov.au/Pa… – at Kalgoorlie - Boulder, Western Australia
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Meet the South Australian bakers who decided to revive the past and grow their own ancient grains for a tastier loaf 🍞
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'We are more than just beneficiaries of the economy, we are major contributors' - My Opinion piece in today’s edition of ‘The West Australian’ page 21 @NCCI20 @benwyatt @SupplyNation @wabusinessnews @CCI_WA @TheSWALSC @NLEGroup @101busradio @IndigBizMonth @SkyBusiness @BIAUS – at Perth, Western Australia
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I just came across this photo never published yet. But this photo was taking when i was walking thought the western desert out in the outback for 16 days in the heat. But have a closer look behind my left shoulder you can see face's in the clouds.
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6 Noongar landholding groups have joined together to form @NLEGroup, to continue the momentum of success that they've already achieved as individuals. By collaborating together they open up the opportunity to move into untapped markets & play their part in growing the WA economy.































