GLaWAC’s Kalimna and Morwell offices will be closed today as our staff spends time together connecting to Country. We’ll be back on deck Friday, 8th November, and look forward to welcoming you back to the Bush Cafe and our Aboriginal Art Galleries then.
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Run, don't walk, to get your subscription to The Walrus This particular article is revealing about how far we're willing to go to support #indigenous peoples in #leadership.
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