Warren Pearson - National update 2011
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What's the game plan? Where are we headed? How are we going to get there? and what does the future hold for Australia Day and our communities? The national team outline new intiatives, plans and resources to add value to our current Australia Day events and programs.
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Beyond the 'Welcome to Country', this session will provide advice on building sound working relationships with your local Indigenous community/ies in order to 'take it up a notch' in adding real meaning and significance to all your events.
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Director of Training & Development at Our Community provide tactics, tips, and tools to assist communities in attracting corporate and community partners to assist in resourcing events.
Ludmila Witer
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Amy Cuppitt
This document discusses Australia Day events and celebrations in Queensland in light of the natural disasters experienced in late 2010 and early 2011. It provides a timeline of torrential rains and flooding that affected many areas of Queensland from December 2010 through mid-January 2011, with major flooding in towns like Bundaberg and Rockhampton. The document also lists Australia Day events and programs held in 2011 and discusses lessons learned from responding to the floods, including maintaining good planning, communication, and relationships.
Alison Fraser
Melbourne's Moomba Festival officially began in 1955 and includes many elements that started in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s that are still part of the festival today. While the festival saw a resurgence in the 2000s, many of its core components have endured for over 50 years and it remains a staple community event for Melbourne.
Why Wollongong? Lee Cramer
Why Australia? Why Wollongong? originated more than 15 years ago when two Australia Day committee members attended an annual women's luncheon at Parliament House. Now each year at our Australia Day dinner "Why Australia? Why Wollongong?" captures brief stories of three to four residents' journeys to Australia and then their stay here in Wollongong. Some stories are presented with emotion, others with humour - but all share one passion of living in Wollongong.
Deb Mainwaring
Deb Mainwaring from the Circular Head Council (Tas) brings us up to date with what's happening in her community around Australia Day.
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Andrea Fox from the Mornington Peninsula Shire (Vic) brings us up to date with what's happening in her community around Australia Day.
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Ali Mills from the Shire of Carnarvon (WA) brings us up to date with what's happening in her community around Australia Day.
Gilly's Presentation NADC 2011
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- 1. Participation + Meaning = Inspiration What’s the Game Plan?
- 2. National Australia Day Council 2 1788 150th Anniversary of founding of Australia Government Printing Office 1 - 28990 State Library of NSW The Founding of Australia, 26 January 1788 by Captain Arthur Phillip R.N. Sydney Cove. Original oil sketch [1937] by Algernon Talmage R.A. ML 1222 1938
- 3. National Australia Day Council 3 Jim Everett and Michael Mansell at Lady Macquarie's Chair, Tent Embassy, Sydney 1988, NLA Festivals and celebrations - Australia's bicentenary - Boats in Sydney Harbour on Australia Day, NAA 1988
- 4. National Australia Day Council 4 Now
- 5. National Network PurposeInspire national pride and spiritto enrich the life of the nation Participation + Meaning = Inspiration 5
- 6. The Game PlanParticipationUnite all Australians through celebrationMeaningPromote the meaning of Australia DayRecognitionAcknowledge active citizenship and achievement Participation + Meaning = Inspiration 6 Inspiration
- 9. 18 years and over
- 13. We are growing participationWhat you will do to celebrate Australia DayPre Australia Day2004 v 2011 Participation + Meaning = Inspiration 9
- 14. Youth problem or middle age problem?Post Australia Day 2011 Participation + Meaning = Inspiration 10
- 15. Recognition of the cultural diversity of Australia’s people in Australia Day CelebrationsMeaningNovember 2009 Participation + Meaning = Inspiration 11
- 16. Recognition of Indigenous people and culture as part of Australia Day CelebrationsMeaningNovember 2009 Participation + Meaning = Inspiration 12
- 17. Conference PollQuestionWhat is most important to reflect upon on Australia Day?Answersa) Our history b) The present c) The future National Australia Day Council 13
- 18. History/Present/FutureWhat is most important to reflect onMeaningNovember 2009 Participation + Meaning = Inspiration 14
- 19. History/Present/FutureWhat is most important to reflect onMeaningNovember 2009 Participation + Meaning = Inspiration 15
- 21. Doing well with younger people
- 22. Need to keep our eye on older people
- 23. Appetite for more than entertainment
- 24. Desire to be inclusive and celebrate our diversity
- 25. Desire to involve and celebrate the first Australians
- 26. History is OKParticipation + Meaning = Inspiration 16
- 28. What’s on information
- 29. M site (app)
- 33. Citizen of the Year Awards
- 35. www.australiaday.org.au/toolkitParticipation + Meaning = Inspiration 17
- 36. National Australia Day Council 18
- 37. National Australia Day Council 19 www.australiaday.org.au/toolkit
- 38. What’s the game plan? Participation+Meaning=Inspiration