After the Adnyamathanha campout there will be a rally at Hawker
Meet at Blue Butt Memorial Park
Sunday Oct 9
12pm
Hawker
Speak Out Say No
to a nuclear waste dump
on Adnyamathanha land
Wallaberdina
Flinders Ranges
near Hawker
For more information: 0421 955 066
Camp Out at Cotabena!
Friday 7th – Sunday 9th October 2016
Come and meet the ancient land. Experience Adnyamathanha culture: past and present, for a nuclear free future.
Sleep under the stars, hear the stories and support the campaign to say no to a radioactive waste dump on Adnyamathanha land at Barndioota / Wallerberdina.
Venue and Logistics
Cotabena
Half an hour’s drive from Hawker
Flinders Ranges
South Australia
Detailed directions will be provided, and signs will guide the way.
We’ll do big meat and vegan cook-ups for Friday and Saturday night dinners, and lunch on Saturday all together. Please bring your own breakfast and snack food.
There will be one cooking fire and another hang-out fire.
Please bring your own swag/tent, torch, sun protection, fly protection, water (we’ll supply some but stay on the safe side and bring extra). More info will be coming soon to your email inbox.
Please respect camp protocol, which will be explained on site. This event is drug and alcohol free.
Let’s come together to experience and celebrate the land and Adnyamathanha culture!
Contact Details:
campoutcotabena@gmail.com
Regina McKenzie – 0432 483 440
Gem Romuld – 0421 955 066 / gemromuld@gmail.com
And on Sunday
Rally at Hawker
Meet at Blue Butt Memorial Park
12pm
Speak Out Say No to a nuclear waste dump on Adnyamathanha land, Wallaberdina, Flinders Ranges, near Hawker
For more information: 0421 955 066
NATIONAL DAY OF ACTION AGAINST NUCLEAR WASTE DUMPS
NUCLEAR WASTE DUMP,
NOT WORTH THE RISK!
STAND UP FOR SA.
11AM, OCT 15, 2016
PARLIAMENT HOUSE STEPS
Lets come together to show our support for a nuclear free future!
We encourge all creativity so bring your banners, signs and costumes. Lets make it a great day.
Saturday October 15, 2016 marks 63 years since the first atomic bomb test at Emu Junction in South Australia.
The Federal Government is pursuing plans to build a national waste dump in the Flinders Ranges while a proposal for South Australia to take the worlds international high level nuclear waste continues to be progressed by the SA state government.
Communities across the state are saying ‘no way’.
We can do better than to take the worlds worst waste’.
You can pick up posters at the Joinery, 111 Franklin Street, Adelaide.
Nuclear Exhibition
Saturday 17 September to Saturday 12 November 2016
Exposing the legacies of the atomic age through creative arts.
Involving more than 50 creative artists – photographers, filmmakers, digital artists, painters, sculptors and writers – this showcase presents the stories of atomic survivors, those Indigenous communities, service personnel and civilian workers who have been directly affected by atomic testing. It presents discoveries about the nuclear age, and fits within a long tradition of artists and communities responding to ‘the bomb’.
A centrepiece is ‘Ngurini’ (Searching), an immersive digital projection made with members of the Yalata Anangu community. Another is ’10 Minutes to Midnight’ also for immersive screening in our large cylindrical arena, and developed with nuclear veterans and the Balaklava community.
These digital art works are accompanied by exhibitions of photography and sculpture, feature seminars, film screenings, and storyteller sessions by Australian and international artists.
WHERE: Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute
Kaurna Country, 253 Grenfell Street, Adelaide
www.tandanya.com.au
Open Monday to Saturday, 9.30am to 4.30pm
Closed Sunday and Public Holidays
Proudly bought to you by Alphaville and Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute, this project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.
SUPPORT REQUEST
To maintain the momentum in exposing the legacies of the atomic age through creative arts, Alphaville have set up an important Kickstarter campaign.
Your donations will help fund installation costs and the public education program for the Nuclear showcase around Australia
You can lend your support by:
** Joining our crowdfunding campaign, at
OR
** Emailing Alphaville’s producer Paul Brown to arrange a tax deductible donation, at alphaville@iprimus.com.au
Thank you.
National Day of Action Info Night
Nuclear waste dumps?
It’s just not worth the risk…
Do you really want to ‘know’ nuclear?
Wednesday September 21, 6.30pm
@ The Gov, 59 Port Road.
Hear from speakers about why communities are standing up for SA on October 15 against nuclear waste dumps in SA.
Then meet some members of the Nation day of Action ADL organising committee about how you, your family or organisation can get involved and hear why the date is so significant.
Speakers include:
Karina Lester, Chairperson, Yunkunytjatjara Native Title Aboriginal Corporation.
Janette Milera, Kaurna, Arabunna, Narungga activist and National Day of Action Organising Committee.
Roderick Campbell, Economist, The Australia Institute (Canberra)
Jamie Newlyn, Secretary, Maritime Union Australia, SA Branch
Lovisa Muyderman, Australian Youth Climate Coalition and National Day of Action Organising Committee.