If you are feeling unwell and think you may have COVID-19 symptoms, contact Health Direct on 1800 022 222 (Freecall). Official information about COVID-19 from the NSW Government. Resources and information on support for Aboriginal people can be found at the COVID-19 and Aboriginal Communities – Essential Information page.
Aboriginal languages across the State will continue to be taught, learned and translated through a range of projects funded through the NSW
Government’s Aboriginal Languages Community Investment Program.
The NSW Government today announced $350 million for vital Aboriginal programs to further support some of the most vulnerable people and families in the state.
Bundjalung artist Dr. Bronwyn Bancroft will be the inaugural recipient of the NSW Aboriginal Creative Fellowship.
24-July-2017
Aboriginal Affairs will be returning to locations across the state in late July and early August 2017 to follow up conversations held in May through to July 2017 about the development of a NSW Aboriginal Languages Legislation.
During this second round, we will be:
This second round will involve two hour discussions between community and Aboriginal Affairs staff. All community members are welcome to attend. Morning tea will be provided.
| Monday 31 July | Wilcannia
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| Tuesday 1 August | Broken Hill |
Lismore |
| Wednesday 2 August | Coffs Harbour |
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| Thursday 3 August | Moruya |
Tamworth |
| Friday 4 August | Taree |
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| Monday 7 August | Mount Druitt |
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| Tuesday 8 August | Griffith |
Lightning Ridge |
| Wednesday 9 August | Bourke |
Wagga Wagga |
| Thursday 10 August | Dareton |
Dubbo |
| Friday 11 August | Redfern |