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UNTIL 2 JUNE A week-long celebration of Indigenous culture at the Seymour Centre.... Read more
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UNTIL 2 JUNE A week-long celebration of Indigenous culture at the Seymour Centre.
Be part of Australia’s largest artwork, and add your voice to the growing number of Australians calling for justice for Indigenous peoples by planting a hand in the Sea of Hands.
As part of our National Reconciliation Week program of events, you are invited to visit the Koori Centre, which provides programs, services and facilities to encourage and support the involvement of Indigenous Australians in all aspects of tertiary education at the University of Sydney.
Join us as the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Flags are raised on the Clocktower flag pole in support of National Reconciliation Week in Australia.
Don’t miss this chance to listen to one of the world’s foremost thinkers on animal welfare! Professor John Webster will be presenting on the topic: "Husbandry regained: futures for animals in sustainable agriculture"
Join us for a free BBQ lunch to celebrate National Reconciliation Week.
Enjoy a free guided tour of the Macleay Museum 'Outlines Exhibition' with Indigenous Curator Matt Poll.
David Miller, piano; Roslyn Dunlop, clarinets; Julia Ryder, cello -- Music of Farrenc and Holmboe
New Sydney Wind Quintet: Bridget Bolliger, flute; Alexandre Oguey, oboe; Francesco Celata, clarinet; Ben Jacks, horn; Andrew Barnes, bassoon -- Music of Hindemith, Kerry and Onslow.
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