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Community Information Session

nra417
Mar 6, 2025
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On Thursday, 20th February, the Ngarrindjeri community came together for an important Community Information Session. The event provided a space for discussion, learning, and connection, focusing on Nation Building, the history of the Ngarrindjeri Regional Authority (NRA), and our shared future.


Key Highlights:

✅ Nation Building – We explored how strengthening Ngarrindjeri cultural identity and sovereignty contributes to the well-being of our people.

✅ History of NRA – A look back at the foundation of the Ngarrindjeri Regional Authority and its role in self-determination, cultural protection, and advocacy.

✅ Our Future – A discussion on aspirations, key goals, and pathways toward a future of clean waters, healthy land, and thriving people.

 

We were honored to have Professor Daryle Rigney and Professor Steve Hemming from the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) lead the discussions, bringing their deep knowledge, research, and lived experience to the conversation. Their insights into Nation Building and Ngarrindjeri self-determination provided a powerful foundation for reflection and forward planning.

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The event was a meaningful opportunity for Ngarrindjeri voices to be heard, stories to be shared, and ideas to be shaped for the journey ahead. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who attended, contributed, and supported this gathering.

For future events and updates, stay connected at ngarrindjeri.org.au & follow us on Facebook. 

Building Our Nation. Securing Our Future. 






 
 
 

1 Comment


charlieave9
Oct 14

It is always great to see local communities coming together for information sessions to stay informed and involved in regional initiatives and updates. Reading about these gatherings highlights how important open communication and grassroots participation are for keeping everyone connected. Honestly, whenever heavy coursework and technical assignments pile up during community event weeks, I sometimes lean on Expert Multisim Assignment Help to balance my schedule and stay on top of deadlines without getting overwhelmed. It is fantastic to see local platforms encouraging active involvement and shared discussions. Do you reckon regular community sessions make a big difference in how effectively local news and projects are communicated?

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