In our 27th year of hosting independent cinema BREC along with our partners, are proud to present this year’s line-up, which includes a mix of festival favourites and award-winning films from the world’s most celebrated independent film-makers. The festival opens Thursday 27th June with three sessions running each day, Thursdays to Saturdays and two sessions screening on Sundays with the festival closing 7th July.
Community groups and organisations have collaborated to provide the first 6 day NAIDOC Celebration of Indigenous culture and history. There will be different events on each of the 6 days with all day all week Indigenous art and artefacts displays, Department of Parks and Wildlife native display, displays by local schools, audio and visual activities and much more. Individual events include a street parade, official Flag Raising and Welcome To Country ceremonies, Bush Tucker and Bush Medicine workshops, family day with movies and kids activities, kangaroo stew with damper, library and craft corner, traditional Aboriginal dance troupe, Noongar Sports activities.
The 2019 Aboriginal Health Conference Kids on Country, will emphasise the importance of children and youth in Aboriginal communities and provide a forum to exchange ideas on the key issues relating to the health of Aboriginal children. To continue to aim for health equity for Aboriginal children and communities, health professionals need an enhanced understanding of culturally competent care and the links between the environment and the health of Aboriginal children. The presentations and workshops at this conference will cover aspects of clinical care, research, community programs, emerging health issues and social determinants of health. The conference will also identify strategies to...
For people with diabetes who use insulin, the fear of hypoglycaemia can influence their decisions around target BGLs and exercise. Managing hypos can reduce both short term and long term effects of diabetes. This session will discuss causes and treatment of hypos, but most importantly, how to prevent it.
Undalup Association will host a very special storytime and craft session at both Busselton and Dunsborough Libraries these winter school holidays. Learn the story of the rainbow serpent, join in on some fun craft activities, and celebrate NAIDOC Week and the South West’s Makuru season. Event suitable for ages 4 – 12. Sessions are FREE but bookings are essential. We ask parents to please remain with their children for the duration of the event.
A day of fun activities including from 10am - 3pm - arts and crafts, dancers, face painting, taste testers of Kangaroo, damper making, bouncy castles, school art display, health stalls, and famous athletes.
SWAMS Presents the South West NAIDOC Family Fun Day 2019 Free Admission, Free Sausage Sizzle, Free Entertainment, Deadly Jobs Expo, Spot Prizes and more... 2019 Theme: Voice, Treaty, Truth.
You are invited to attend the first NAIDOC Week ball in Busselton bringing Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal community members to Come Together. The evening features locally produced gourmet Aboriginal finger food with platters of bush tucker and a welcome by the young dance group Deadly Djindas. Dance along to contemporary music with Mr & Mrs Smith, a quintet from Dunsborough followed by dance music by DJ Mandy until midnight. The ticket includes delicious Aboriginal finger foods, one complimentary drink on arrival and the opportunity to come together. Dress: Glamorous! Proudly sponsored by Pindari WA, Rio Tinto Community Investment Grant, City of Busselton, Margaret River Dairy and Happs. Thanks to...
Undalup Association will host a very special storytime and craft session at both Busselton and Dunsborough Libraries these winter school holidays. Learn the story of the rainbow serpent, join in on some fun craft activities, and celebrate NAIDOC Week and the South West’s Makuru season. Event suitable for ages 4 – 12. Sessions are FREE but bookings are essential. We ask parents or guardians to please remain with their children for the duration of the event.
The South West Health Professionals Network will provide local health, nursing and medical practitioners with a central hub to access education events and resources, local news and an opportunity to network with other health professionals in the South West. Come and learn more about this new initiative. Venue: The Ballroom, The Rose Hotel 27 Wellington Street Bunbury Time: 5.30pm for a 6.00pm start to 7.30pm | Light refreshments provided RSVP: 15 July 2019 bonniea@gpdownsouth.com.au or call 9754 3662
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