Respect comes in many forms...

Absolutely fantastic: every Wallabies player sung the first half of the national anthem in Indigenous language. Learned the words. Paid respect. A great step forward 🔴🟡⚫️ #AUSvARG

Every so often you witness something that changes the future for the better... the wallabies singing the nation anthem in language I hope is one of those moments ...

Tiger’s kid is gonna win 30 Green Jackets

In your life .... Oh my goodness

Scotty Boland’s nationwide appeal illustrates what we want in our sports heroes… Humble Hardworking Team first … There’s a message in his example….

Hurts nobody, helps plenty. Just change it. Always was, always will be.

Goolagong, Freeman, Barty. Strong Aboriginal women are always leading their communities. These are leading the country. Ash Barty’s tennis was amazing too.

2 steps forward one back.....Listening to Dr David Lakisa discuss the wonderful initiative building connection and a sense of belonging for Pasifika players in the NRL. Andrew Johns asks a "loaded" question about WS gangs. Congrats David Lakisa for answering with such grace...

Wise words.

Retweet if you think Barry Bonds belongs in the Hall of Fame

Hurts nobody, helps plenty Change the date Always was, always will be…

The Path 2 Leadership team (Jono Moxon, Owen Dalkeith, Tricia Bradney, Kenndell Smith, matt boake, James Gray & Sarah Dedman) welcomed the 2023 cohort today. View the video to see what Path 2 Leadership is all about. youtu.be/_LP5qlSGoWk Megan Avery Jason Baldwin Tim McCallum

I’ve been a massive fan of MULGA very excited we get to be an offical partner MulgaKongz Mulga was launching on ETH but so happy KWIC - Keyboard Warriors Internet Cafe get to be the launch partner to bring another quality artist and idea 💡 to Cardano. #cnft

We’ve just made a teacher the head of the Education Department. The first in far too long.

When your school staff and children go out of their way to make you feel valued.. with your own day…. #lovewhereyouwork

The NSWPPA Aboriginal Education Reference Group meeting yesterday provided a great opportunity to continue our strong working relationships with the AOPD and CC teams. Focus on staffing, programs, PL and support. New South Wales Primary Principals’ Association Robyn Evans Jo Graham Tammy Anderson Owen Dalkeith

It’s such a pleasure to be part of a motivated team who are committed to investing and growing future leaders. Tricia Bradney Owen Dalkeith matt boake Kenndell Smith Jono and Sarah