Topics: Culture
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1993 - North West - view
It was believed (inland) spoke a different language to that of Port Jackson people
1995 - North West - view
"Aboriginal use of traditional rock painting and engraving sites as a means of cultural revival"
1995 - North West - view
cultural heritage
1996 - North West - view
“Black Mary”
1998 - North West - view
Awabakal language and culture
1998 - North West - view
Aboriginal language, history and culture
1998 - North West - view
Darkinjung story telling and history
1998 - North West - view
the right of Indigenous peoples to live according to their own values and cultures
1999 - North West - view
"Kin Tucka Tiddas"
1999 - North West - view
history and culture of the Wonnarua Nation
1999 - North West - view
It focuses on nurturing the history and culture of the Wonnarua Nation
2000 - North Coastal - view
Many Indigenous and Indigenous-support organisations are established, including Guringai Local Aboriginal Education Consultative Group, Sydney Harbour Federation Trust, the Aboriginal Heritage Office, Frenchs Forest Parish, Manly Environment Centre, Northern Sydney Region Reconciliation Network, Aboriginal Support Groups in Manly Warringah and Pittwater, Mosman Reconciliation, Harbour to Hawkesbury Reconciliation Group, Bennelong and Surrounds, Hornsby and Lane Cove Residents for Reconciliation and Ku-Ring-Gai Reconciliation Centre.
2000 - North Coastal - view
Establishment of the northside Aboriginal Heritage Office responsible for Indigenous material heritage in Lane Cove, North Sydney, Manly, Ku-ring-gai, Pittwater, Warringah, Willoughby and Armidale Dumaresq Councils. David Watts is the Aboriginal Heritage Officer and Kim Foley is Heritage Officer (Community Volunteers).
2000 - North West - view
Aboriginal burials in the Swansea area