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Penrith City Council is seeking Expressions of Interest (EOI) from suitably qualified and experienced First Nations Traditional Owners, Elders, Cultural Knowledge Holders and Aboriginal Cultural Heritage practitioners to support an assessment relating to the potential reburial of First Nations artefacts within the Penrith Local Government Area.
Interested applicants are invited to submit the following information:
- Full name
- Business name and ABN (where applicable)
- Provide proof of current Public Liability Insurance, including the level of cover
- Summary of previous experience providing advice on Aboriginal Cultural Heritage matters, including artefact reburial and related projects
- Outline of your connection to the Penrith Local Government Area
- Contact details for two referees from comparable projects
Successful applicants may be engaged to provide cultural advice and participate in a site inspection associated with the assessment process. Remuneration is available at a set rate of $150 per hour for up to approximately four (4) hours on site. Travel time is not reimbursable or included.
Submissions will be assessed based on relevant experience, cultural authority, demonstrated connection to the Penrith Local Government Area, and suitability for the project requirements. Penrith City Council encourages submissions from local Traditional Owners, Elders and Cultural Knowledge Holders with the relevant experience, cultural authority and expertise to contribute to this important Aboriginal Cultural Heritage project.
Please submit your Expression of Interest no later than 5pm on the 7th of October 2026 emailed to First.Nations@penrith.city .
Should you require any further information regarding the project, please contact Penrith City Council's First Nations team.
Penrith City Council is seeking Expressions of Interest (EOI) from suitably qualified and experienced First Nations Traditional Owners, Elders, Cultural Knowledge Holders and Aboriginal Cultural Heritage practitioners to support an assessment relating to the potential reburial of First Nations artefacts within the Penrith Local Government Area.
Interested applicants are invited to submit the following information:
- Full name
- Business name and ABN (where applicable)
- Provide proof of current Public Liability Insurance, including the level of cover
- Summary of previous experience providing advice on Aboriginal Cultural Heritage matters, including artefact reburial and related projects
- Outline of your connection to the Penrith Local Government Area
- Contact details for two referees from comparable projects
Successful applicants may be engaged to provide cultural advice and participate in a site inspection associated with the assessment process. Remuneration is available at a set rate of $150 per hour for up to approximately four (4) hours on site. Travel time is not reimbursable or included.
Submissions will be assessed based on relevant experience, cultural authority, demonstrated connection to the Penrith Local Government Area, and suitability for the project requirements. Penrith City Council encourages submissions from local Traditional Owners, Elders and Cultural Knowledge Holders with the relevant experience, cultural authority and expertise to contribute to this important Aboriginal Cultural Heritage project.
Please submit your Expression of Interest no later than 5pm on the 7th of October 2026 emailed to First.Nations@penrith.city .
Should you require any further information regarding the project, please contact Penrith City Council's First Nations team.
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Birribee provides access to transitional properties targeting Aboriginal men aged 18 and over exiting custody. Dedicated caseworkers provide culturally responsive, wrap-around support to help you settle into your accommodation, maintain your tenancy, and work towards your personal goals, including securing long-term housing and building a positive future.
Enquiries to 1800 247 742 or email referrals to homelessness@birribee.org.au
Website: https://birribee.org.au/
Birribee provides access to transitional properties targeting Aboriginal men aged 18 and over exiting custody. Dedicated caseworkers provide culturally responsive, wrap-around support to help you settle into your accommodation, maintain your tenancy, and work towards your personal goals, including securing long-term housing and building a positive future.
Enquiries to 1800 247 742 or email referrals to homelessness@birribee.org.au
Website: https://birribee.org.au/
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Nepean Community and Neighbourhood Services is hosting a free market stall at the upcoming Blak Friday Market Day. The event has been created to celebrate the incredible talent, creativity and entrepreneurship of First Nations businesses while providing an opportunity to connect directly with the local community in the lead-up to Christmas.
Date: Friday 27 November 2026
Location: Cranebrook Neighbourhood Centre
Cost: Free for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses
We're looking for a diverse range of stallholders, including (but not limited to):
- Artwork and prints
- Clothing and accessories
- Jewellery
- Homewares
- Candles and skincare
- Handmade gifts
- Bush foods and packaged products
- Cultural products
- Other unique First Nations businesses and creations
Blak Friday Market Day aims to create a vibrant community market that encourages people to Buy Blak, supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses and strengthening local economic participation.
If you are interested in having a stall, please reply to this email (info@nepeancommunity.org.au) with:
- Your business name
- A brief description of what you sell
- Your contact details
- Any social media or website links (if available)
As stall numbers are limited, registrations are essential and places will be confirmed following the close of expressions of interest.
Nepean Community and Neighbourhood Services is hosting a free market stall at the upcoming Blak Friday Market Day. The event has been created to celebrate the incredible talent, creativity and entrepreneurship of First Nations businesses while providing an opportunity to connect directly with the local community in the lead-up to Christmas.
Date: Friday 27 November 2026
Location: Cranebrook Neighbourhood Centre
Cost: Free for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses
We're looking for a diverse range of stallholders, including (but not limited to):
- Artwork and prints
- Clothing and accessories
- Jewellery
- Homewares
- Candles and skincare
- Handmade gifts
- Bush foods and packaged products
- Cultural products
- Other unique First Nations businesses and creations
Blak Friday Market Day aims to create a vibrant community market that encourages people to Buy Blak, supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses and strengthening local economic participation.
If you are interested in having a stall, please reply to this email (info@nepeancommunity.org.au) with:
- Your business name
- A brief description of what you sell
- Your contact details
- Any social media or website links (if available)
As stall numbers are limited, registrations are essential and places will be confirmed following the close of expressions of interest.
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Stallholder applications are now open for Sydney Region Aboriginal Corporation’s 30th Anniversary Community Celebration.
Date: Friday 6th November 2026
Location: Charlie Lowles Leisure Centre Emerton
Event time: 10am to 2pm
Welcoming a diverse range of community organisations, businesses, services and food vendors to help make this milestone celebration a fantastic day for the community. All event information, stallholder requirements, terms and conditions, and application details can be found in the application form Apply Here
Interested in sponsoring a hub? Opportunities available for organisations looking to support the event and engage with the community. If you have any questions, contact SRAC directly
Stallholder applications are now open for Sydney Region Aboriginal Corporation’s 30th Anniversary Community Celebration.
Date: Friday 6th November 2026
Location: Charlie Lowles Leisure Centre Emerton
Event time: 10am to 2pm
Welcoming a diverse range of community organisations, businesses, services and food vendors to help make this milestone celebration a fantastic day for the community. All event information, stallholder requirements, terms and conditions, and application details can be found in the application form Apply Here
Interested in sponsoring a hub? Opportunities available for organisations looking to support the event and engage with the community. If you have any questions, contact SRAC directly
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Come join us for our next Dubay Mudyin Women’s Group gathering on Friday 31 July from 10:00am at the Nepean Regional Gallery Art Room
This month we'll be getting creative together with a beautiful Native Flower Arrangement Activity 🌿🌼. Come along for a yarn, a laugh, and some time connecting with other Aboriginal women in a safe and welcoming space.
Whether you're a mum, nan, sister, aunty, daughter, or granny, we'd love to see you there. Together, we are stronger. Together, we are Dubay. 🖤💛❤️
📍 Nepean Regional Gallery 86 River Road, Emu Plains, NSW 2750 – off St parking or limited at rear.
Come join us for our next Dubay Mudyin Women’s Group gathering on Friday 31 July from 10:00am at the Nepean Regional Gallery Art Room
This month we'll be getting creative together with a beautiful Native Flower Arrangement Activity 🌿🌼. Come along for a yarn, a laugh, and some time connecting with other Aboriginal women in a safe and welcoming space.
Whether you're a mum, nan, sister, aunty, daughter, or granny, we'd love to see you there. Together, we are stronger. Together, we are Dubay. 🖤💛❤️
📍 Nepean Regional Gallery 86 River Road, Emu Plains, NSW 2750 – off St parking or limited at rear.
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Calling First Nations dance makers!
Do you have a truth-telling project or idea which needs dedicated, supported research time, both in and out of the studio?
Through partnering with AIATSIS and connecting you with the Collections Department – First Nations at Powerhouse Museum, Critical Path’s First Nations Truth Telling Research Residency is designed to support your research and choreographic exploration of a truth telling idea.
As artists, we can use our work to Truth-Tell and change this.
What do YOU want to uncover the truth on?
- Family History
- Connecting to Culture
- Re-telling historical events from a First Nations lens
- A moment in colonisation
- How current issues affect you as a First Nations person
Apply before 11PM WEDNESDAY 5 AUGUST 2026.
https://criticalpath.org.au/programs/2026-truth-telling-research-residency-first-nations-program/
Calling First Nations dance makers!
Do you have a truth-telling project or idea which needs dedicated, supported research time, both in and out of the studio?
Through partnering with AIATSIS and connecting you with the Collections Department – First Nations at Powerhouse Museum, Critical Path’s First Nations Truth Telling Research Residency is designed to support your research and choreographic exploration of a truth telling idea.
As artists, we can use our work to Truth-Tell and change this.
What do YOU want to uncover the truth on?
- Family History
- Connecting to Culture
- Re-telling historical events from a First Nations lens
- A moment in colonisation
- How current issues affect you as a First Nations person
Apply before 11PM WEDNESDAY 5 AUGUST 2026.
https://criticalpath.org.au/programs/2026-truth-telling-research-residency-first-nations-program/
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Join us an one of the NAIDOC activities. For more information visit: https://www.bmcc.nsw.gov.au/naidoc-week
- Friday 3 July: 'Reflections' Exhibition opening 6 to 8pm, Blue Mountains Cultural Centre, Katoomba
- Sunday 5 July: Community Celebration 11:30am to 3pm Blue Mountains Theatre & Community Hub, Springwood
- Sunday 5 July: Film 3pm to 5pm, The Sapphires
- Monday 6 July: Flag Raising 12pm, Carrington Place, Katoomba (MOB ONLY LUNCH)
- Saturday 11 July: Weaving and stallholders, Blue Mountains Cultural Centre, Katoomba
- Sat 4 to Sat 11 July: Free entry to Gallery to see Reflections and Ngurra Bayala
Join us an one of the NAIDOC activities. For more information visit: https://www.bmcc.nsw.gov.au/naidoc-week
- Friday 3 July: 'Reflections' Exhibition opening 6 to 8pm, Blue Mountains Cultural Centre, Katoomba
- Sunday 5 July: Community Celebration 11:30am to 3pm Blue Mountains Theatre & Community Hub, Springwood
- Sunday 5 July: Film 3pm to 5pm, The Sapphires
- Monday 6 July: Flag Raising 12pm, Carrington Place, Katoomba (MOB ONLY LUNCH)
- Saturday 11 July: Weaving and stallholders, Blue Mountains Cultural Centre, Katoomba
- Sat 4 to Sat 11 July: Free entry to Gallery to see Reflections and Ngurra Bayala
