B&w photographsindigenous health, health and hygiene, koori community workshops, health research, onemda, njernda aboriginal corporation, vaccho, wathaurong aboriginal cooperative, gippsland and east gippsland aboriginal cooperative

B&w photographsindigenous health

Left to right: ?, Jock, and Albert Mullett (standing) at the opening of the Koori Studies Centregippsland campus collection, churchill, gipplsand institute of advanced education, aboriginal, koori education unit, koori studies centre, albert mullett

Left to right: ?, Jock, Albert Mullett (Standing) and Barry Murphy (hand on right) at the opening of the Koori Studies Centregippsland campus collection, churchill, gippsland institute of advanced education, koori education unit, aboriginal, aboriginal education centre

Ten unique hand painted poles (wooden telegraph poles) reflect the surroundings of Lake Wendouree and tell First Nations' peoples stories. Tom Clark created the Koori Totem Poles prior to the establishment of the North Garden Indigenous Sculpture Park. The work is a set of 10 poles decorated and carved with ‘Koorie’ motifs and references and was commissioned originally for Ballarat’s Begonia Festival. These poles were shifted from the Ballarat Botanical Gardens main area in 2015 to their present site guarding the northern entrance to North Gardens.The artworks are of aesthetic and cultural significance to the people of BallaratTen hand painted wooden telegraph polestotem poles

The Koori Mural was designed by artist Megan Evans in consultation with a committee from the Aborigines Advancement League consisting of the late Lin Onus, the late Molly Dyer, the late Ron Johnson and the late Elizabeth Hoffman. It was painted by Evans and renowned Aboriginal artist Ray Thomas along with Ian Johnson, Millie Yarram, Les Griggs, Elaine Trott and a number of volunteers. The mural has considerable historical and cultural significance and refers to the experiences of the the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, from early colonial history to the more recent struggle for social justice. In 2014 the mural was replicated onto a vinyl banner and installed at its current site. The Northcote Koori Mural was originally located on Council land in High Street, Northcote, opposite the Northcote Town Hall. A huge, free-standing wall was built specifically to accommodate the mural which was painted on site. The land on which the mural was housed was later sold, however, and the mural was relocated to the Aborigines Advancement League in St. Georges Road, Thornbury. Conservation work in 2014 and original panels decommissioned and vinyl banner hung in its place (with Total Outdoor Media). In 2015 solar lights were installed along with landscaping to the front of the mural and a plaque depicting the history on the mural.

Brief History of the Wurundjeri people and the use of plants indigenous to the Mullum Mullum Creek prepared for Maroondah City Council - July 1998

A collection of articles on sources of information held in the State Library of Victoria.koori history, aboriginal studies, oral history

This paper is the first of a series on Aboriginal languages commissioned by the State Board of Education and forms part of a project conducted in conjunction with the Victorian Aboriginal Education Association Incorporated.B&w photographskoori english, education

Display book with text, coloured photos, historical photcopies, time line, etc.colour photographs, games, newspaper clippingswathaurong, curriculum development, koori life and customs, primary school education, secondary school education, victorian history, geelong history

Made by Kaye Van Boekel whilst studying at Oonah Learning CentreWas taught basket weaving by Auntie Dot PetersHandmade Koori traditional two-handled basket Noneauntie dot peters, kaye van boekel at oonah learning centre

Children named as Chandler Whelan, Ronald Alten, Abbey Donnelly, Aymyn Cornell, Declan Shepherd.Colour photograph group of named children Pre School with Koori educator Leanne Edwards teaching language skills. Lakes Entrance Victoriaschools, aboriginals

Colour photograph of Koori Elder Bill Harrison visiting Pre School, painting stones with students Sarah Currie, Sasha Sztynder.. Lakes Entrance Victoriaschools, aboriginals

Children named as Ronald Allen, Alexander Chilton, Darcy Charleston, Taylah Scott, Aymgn Cornell, Chandler Whelan, Christopher Lunny.Colour photograph Koori elder Uncle Max Solomon showing group of named children from Pre School a 'burning snake' ceremony. Lakes Entrance Victoriaschools, aboriginals

Contains information about - Building Bunjilika, Koori Voices, Belonging to Country, Two laws, Suggested Reading, A Note on Terminology, Keeping Places in Victoria, Photo Credits, Acknowledgements.colour photographs, b&w photographs, artworkbunjilaka, victorian keeping places, koori history, victorian history, bunjil, kulin, yorta yorta, wurundjeri

Colour photograph Uncle Bill Harrison, Koori Elder, having morning tea with two students one Uncle Bill's Niece Paula Harrison at Pre School. Lakes Entrance Victoriaschools, arts

The artists who contributed to this work were undertaking an Advanced Certificate in Koori Art and Design, which ran at the Ballarat School of Mines from 1995-2002)Photograph of the Ballarat School of Mines Possum Skin Cloak, along with details of each panel. .1) View of engraving .2) View of fur .3) Centre detail by Diane Nikkelson .4) Detail by Joe Lee .5) Detail .7) Detail of a swan .8) Detail of a snake by Sam Morrison .9) Detail of a turtle .10) Detail of a whale .11) Detail of an eel by Diane Nikkelson .12) Detail of an emu by Laura Guest .13) Detail of a parrot .14) Detail advanced certificate in koori art and design, possum skin cloak, greg clark, laura guest, tim karpany, kym krasa, joe lee, jason marks, sam morrison, bianca nikkelson, diana nikkelson, kelly saylor, val d'angri, fred cahir, paul lambeth, aboriginal, eel trap, whale, cockatoo, snake, turtle, fish, eagle, emu, swan, pelts, possum

Heritage Trail funded by grant to the City of Whitehorse from Commonwealth of Australia to celebrate 100 years of Federation.Coloured photograph of Koori Representative speaking at opening of Whitehorse Heritage Trail at Gardiners Creek Reserve, Burwood. From left, Cr. Bill Bowie, Mayor of Whitehorse, Cr. Bernie Millane, Geoff Pascoe, City of Whitehorse, Cr. Kaele Way, and Anna Burke, MHR for Chisholm.whitehorse heritage trail, city of whitehorse, bowie, bill, millane, bernie, pascoe, geoff, way, kaele, burke, anna

Heritage Trail funded by grant to the City of Whitehorse from Commonwealth of Australia to celebrate 100 years of Federation.Coloured photograph of Anna Burke, MHR, for Chisholm, and the Koori representative unveiling the Display Panel at opening of Whitehorse Heritage Trail at Gardiners Creek Reserve, Burwood. On Right: Cr. Bill Bowie, Mayor City of Whitehorse|On left: Lois Binnie, Heritage & Leisure Manager, City of Whitehorsewhitehorse heritage trail, city of whitehorse, burke, anna, bowie, bill, binnie, lois