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NOW LIVE: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples were some of the world's first astronomers.
Explore the sky and the stars with us, @raejohnston, @AstroKirsten and Djarra Delaney. #NAIDOCWeek #NAIDOC2020 #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe science.org.au/news-and-event…
Explore the sky and the stars with us, @raejohnston, @AstroKirsten and Djarra Delaney. #NAIDOCWeek #NAIDOC2020 #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe science.org.au/news-and-event…
Our two #NAIDOC2020 events are hosted as part of our reconciliation action plan, which was launched last year. Read about our progress towards reconciliation: science.org.au/supporting-sci…
Hello to everyone who is joining us from Queensland, across Australia and around the world for this #NAIDOCWeek2020 event - the #FryerLecture presented by Alexis Wright. We'll be live-tweeting in this thread if you want to follow along!
We begin with the University Librarian, Caroline Williams, welcoming us to this year's #FryerLecture and giving an Acknowledgement of Country, as well as acknowledging Professor Alexis Wright and Associate Professor Sandra Phillips and community members joining us today.
Caroline reminds us of this year’s NAIDOC theme, “Always was, Always will be” and acknowledges the stories and songs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are live links to the earliest inhabitants of this country, before introducing Associate Professor Sandra Phillips
