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In August 2013, the Realtone crew returned to Kintore as part of the Red Dust Role Models 2013 tours. Realtone's Wayne Glenn & Steve Lane, worked with young people in the Kintore School to write, record and film the music video 'Everyday Shiny & Clean'. Young Kintore musicians …

Red Dust Role Model Tour #3 to Kintore 18th, 19th & 20th September 2012 Part of Realtone Music Facilitators Steve Lane and Wayne Glenn's brief for this trip was to engage with the children of Kintore School (primary) to write and record a song and produce a video about the …

This song was written and recorded during the 2016 Healthy Living Youth Festival in Nauiyu Community from June 3 to 6. This latest instalment to the growing Red Dust library was brought to life through the popular desire for a second instalment to the unofficial local anthem …

Red Dust Role Model Tour #2 to Lajamanu. 11th, 12th & 13th June 2012 Part of Realtone Music Facilitators Steve Lane and Wayne Glenn's brief for this trip was to engage with the established bands within the Lajamanu Community and co-write a 'message' song. During our first …

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When an impending cyclone meant that the school on Melville Island that we had travelled to to run our song/recording/video workshop was closed, we hastily travelled to Milikapiti Primary (an hours drive North) to offer the 60 odd primary students a chance to write and record …

Red Dust: Utju - Kuula Wirunya.

The second Lajamanu Red Dust Tour promoting healthy communities took place on the 11th, 12th and 13th of June (2012) Our first day in the community was looking like being a a quite one, with much of the community still away at the Barunga Festival and others out bush. Whilst …

April 16,17 & 18, 2012. Red Dust Role Models first tour to the Lajamanu Community has been a ripper! With great help from role models Sue (Reddust) and Travis (SEDA), musicians Wayne and Steve (Realtone) worked with Lajamanu School Students to write and record this song and …

ICTV Community News is a news and current affairs program, delivered in Indigenous languages. It provides ICTV audiences access to national, regional and local information in language. This project is being developed in partnership with The Koori Mail and ABC. This project …

ICTV Community News is a news and current affairs program, delivered in Indigenous languages. It provides ICTV audiences access to national, regional and local information in language. This project is being developed in partnership with The Koori Mail and ABC. This project …

ICTV Community News is a news and current affairs program, delivered in Indigenous languages. It provides ICTV audiences access to national, regional and local information in language. This project is being developed in partnership with The Koori Mail and ABC. This project …

ICTV Community News is a news and current affairs program, delivered in Indigenous languages. It provides ICTV audiences access to national, regional and local information in language. This project is being developed in partnership with The Koori Mail and ABC. This project …

ICTV Community News is a news and current affairs program, delivered in Indigenous languages. It provides ICTV audiences access to national, regional and local information in language. This project is being developed in partnership with The Koori Mail and ABC. This project …

Pam Wanch (men and women) from the Wik Nation, Aurukun, visited Quinkin Country for the 2021 Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival. About 30 Aurukun community members from the Putch, Apalech and Winchanam Clan's made their mark on the bora grounds at Laura.

In 1988 five species of native mammal were abundant on West Island. But the mammals disappeared after the cats arrived and none were caught in 5 trapping surveys from 2001-2010... Then in 2011 the Sea Rangers started getting rid of of the cats.

What Are Feral Cats At Kiwirrkurra Eating This Week? Created with work by: Nolia Napangati, Yapi Napangati, Payu West, Manua James, Joseph Jurrah, Adrian Hurrah, Zeccharia Spenser, Mark Butler, John West, Lorretta Nungarrayi, Jessica Yukumbari.

Raymond Olodoodi has been a Ranger at Kiwirrkurra for 5 years. In this short video he talks about some of the Ranger Team's achievements during 2020 - aerial burning, cat hunting, holding a Men's camp and keeping everyone safe and busy during the COVID lockdown period. The video …

In this video Maisie Ward tells us why she likes being a ranger on the Kiwirrkurra IPA: its good for her health, good to protect bilbies from cats, she's learning traditional skills (like making hair string out of cat fur), and she's looking after her father's country.

This video was made by Fatima Bennett. Created with work by Kiwirrkurra Indigenous Protected Area .