A special on-country Organisational Member event.

As a valued part of our community and membership, we would greatly appreciate your company to reflect on the past year and reconnect on our path to reconciliation.

The Indigenous Visual Arts Industry Support (IVAIS) program helps fund the operations of more than 85 Indigenous-owned art centres, and a number of art fairs, regional hubs and industry service organisations.

Nominations for the First Nations Arts and Culture Awards now open.

More than 100 Indigenous students and professionals have been awarded Roberta Sykes Scholarships since the program began over 40 years ago. Currently, there are four types of Roberta Sykes Scholarship opportunities available.

The Palawa Business Hub is a place of connection and opportunity. They offer culturally appropriate support and pathways for Aboriginal and or Torres Strait Islander people in Lutruwita/Tasmania who want to grow, create and thrive in their own businesses.  Their Events page offers everything from sessions on legal business requirements, creating a safe workplace, an […]

Visit a special exhibition happening at Libraries Tasmania, the inaugural Youth Speak Out: Travelling Exhibition. Coming soon to the Launceston Library.

Run, Walk or Donate for the Chris Crerar Reconciliation Scholarship Support or join the Running for Reconciliation team as we aim to increase awareness and raise funds for the Chris Crerar Reconciliation Scholarship by running and walking the Point to Pinnacle – the world’s toughest road half marathon in November. In memory of our colleague […]

Every year on the first Saturday in December Melythina Tiakanna Warranna Aboriginal Corporation (MTWAC) hold a very special Mannalargenna Day Festival.