Happy New Year! Can you believe January is already behind us? Time flies when you’re having fun, and the KARI team certainly packed a lot into the first month of…
As the Head of Culture at KARI, Troy Dargan says NAIDOC Week holds profound significance both personally and professionally. This annual celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history, culture,…
The National Rugby League 2021 season kicks off this weekend with the All Stars 2021 Campaign. This exhibition match brings together representatives from the NRL and NRLW to proudly represent…
KARI’s Cultural Unit took 9 young males on a Cultural Camp to Nambucca Heads, on Gumbaynggir country, from 10th to 14th of July. KARI’s Cultural Camps play an important role in…
This month a number of male KARI staff from our Cultural Unit, Lead with Culture and Community Programs teams attended a two-day Make Your Own Didgeridoo workshop in Brisbane. The…
From the 15th to the 20th July, KARI’s Cultural Unit held its first ever reward camp for a group of youth in their Young Leaders program. A group of 12 young leaders…
KARI’s Cultural Unit Coordinator Troy Dargan, has been given the honour to showcase his original carving works at the Yurtu Ardla Exhibition in the South Australian Museum. The South Australian…
KARI youth from our OOHC were taken out to Myunna Bay Sport and Recreation Centre to experience a variety of cultural programs. These programs strengthen ties to culture and community. KARI’s Cultural…
KARI’s Cultural Unit had the opportunity for a group of our young men in Out of Home Care to attend a cultural leadership camp and explore the Murrook Cultural Centre…
Connection to community, family and past is a large part of who Aboriginal people are. We are all a product of our ancestors and their experiences, knowing about them allows…