Lincoln College offers a vibrant community of connection and support where your individuality is celebrated, you are supported academically and you have access to everything you need to realise your full potential whilst at University in Adelaide.
“Lincoln College offers a vibrant community of connection and support where your individuality is celebrated, you are supported academically and you have access to everything you need to realise your full potential whilst at University in Adelaide.”
Senior Residential Advisor
Sport and Speeches Night 2024! 🏆🎤
This year our College Club Sport Secretaries hosted our very first Sports and Speeches Night. It was a celebration of the unforgettable moments from the SAAUCC sports and a chance to honour our MVPs and Runners-Up for their incredible achievements. 🌟
The evening also featured speeches from the Residential Advisor Team, Academic Team, College Club, our Fresher Representative, life at Lincoln from an international perspective, and our Art Competition awards. We also announced the House Cup Winners for 2024. Our house teams competed in events such as Minute to Win It, Dodgeball, Pictionary, 4 Square, and Tunnel Ball. Congratulations to Ward the 2024 Champions! 🏅
Here are the MVPs and Runners-Up for 2024:
Tennis 🎾
Male MVP: Zachary Liu
Female MVP: Sophie Boston
Male Runner-Up: Joey Haenen
Female Runner-Up: Rylee Seidel
Swimming 🏊
Male MVP: Alex Williams
Female MVP: Amelia Roberts
Male Runner-Up: Lachlan Stokes
Female Runner-Up: Grace Hession
Debating 🗣️
Male MVP: Vidit Goyal
Female MVP: Indi Van Diesen
Male Runners-Up: Adrian Singh & Dylan Gilgen
Female Runner-Up: Ella Uhl
Netball 🏐
Male MVP: Thomas Skeer
Female MVP: Amelia Roberts
Male Runner-Up: Aidan Clemens
Female Runner-Up: Emma Keightley
Football 🏉
Male MVP: Ethan Pugsley
Female MVP: Sarah Tunstall
Male Runner-Up: Isaac Willits
Female Runner-Up: Amelia Roberts
Hockey 🏑
Male MVP: Robert Kammermann
Female MVP: Ingrid Hocking
Male Runner-Up: Cameron Taylor
Female Runner-Up: Tia Russell
Basketball 🏀
Male MVP: Cameron Pevely
Female MVP: Sarah Tunstall
Male Runner-Up: Aidan Clemens
Female Runner-Up: Emma Keightley
Volleyball 🏐
Male MVP: Zachary Liu
Female MVP: Lacey Woodfall
Male Runner-Up: Joey Haenen
Female Runner-Up: May Wiggins
Soccer ⚽
Male MVP: Alex Thomas
Female MVP: Simone Palamara
Male Runner-Up: Adrian Singh
Female Runner-Up: Tess Palamara
Table Tennis 🏓
Male MVP: Jaiden Jude
Female MVP: Sophie Boston
Male Runner-Up: George Bartley
Female Runner-Up: Harriet Richards
Athletics 🏃♀️
Male MVP: Casey Atkinson
Female MVP: Sarah Tunstall
Male Runner-Up: Isaac Willits
Female Runner-Up: Amelia Roberts
Congratulations everyone on a successful year 💙💛
Sport and Speeches Night 2024! 🏆🎤
This year our College Club Sport Secretaries hosted our very first Sports and Speeches Night. It was a celebration of the unforgettable moments from the SAAUCC sports and a chance to honour our MVPs and Runners-Up for their incredible achievements. 🌟
The evening also featured speeches from the Residential Advisor Team, Academic Team, College Club, our Fresher Representative, life at Lincoln from an international perspective, and our Art Competition awards. We also announced the House Cup Winners for 2024. Our house teams competed in events such as Minute to Win It, Dodgeball, Pictionary, 4 Square, and Tunnel Ball. Congratulations to Ward the 2024 Champions! 🏅
Here are the MVPs and Runners-Up for 2024:
Tennis 🎾
Male MVP: Zachary Liu
Female MVP: Sophie Boston
Male Runner-Up: Joey Haenen
Female Runner-Up: Rylee Seidel
Swimming 🏊
Male MVP: Alex Williams
Female MVP: Amelia Roberts
Male Runner-Up: Lachlan Stokes
Female Runner-Up: Grace Hession
Debating 🗣️
Male MVP: Vidit Goyal
Female MVP: Indi Van Diesen
Male Runners-Up: Adrian Singh & Dylan Gilgen
Female Runner-Up: Ella Uhl
Netball 🏐
Male MVP: Thomas Skeer
Female MVP: Amelia Roberts
Male Runner-Up: Aidan Clemens
Female Runner-Up: Emma Keightley
Football 🏉
Male MVP: Ethan Pugsley
Female MVP: Sarah Tunstall
Male Runner-Up: Isaac Willits
Female Runner-Up: Amelia Roberts
Hockey 🏑
Male MVP: Robert Kammermann
Female MVP: Ingrid Hocking
Male Runner-Up: Cameron Taylor
Female Runner-Up: Tia Russell
Basketball 🏀
Male MVP: Cameron Pevely
Female MVP: Sarah Tunstall
Male Runner-Up: Aidan Clemens
Female Runner-Up: Emma Keightley
Volleyball 🏐
Male MVP: Zachary Liu
Female MVP: Lacey Woodfall
Male Runner-Up: Joey Haenen
Female Runner-Up: May Wiggins
Soccer ⚽
Male MVP: Alex Thomas
Female MVP: Simone Palamara
Male Runner-Up: Adrian Singh
Female Runner-Up: Tess Palamara
Table Tennis 🏓
Male MVP: Jaiden Jude
Female MVP: Sophie Boston
Male Runner-Up: George Bartley
Female Runner-Up: Harriet Richards
Athletics 🏃♀️
Male MVP: Casey Atkinson
Female MVP: Sarah Tunstall
Male Runner-Up: Isaac Willits
Female Runner-Up: Amelia Roberts
Congratulations everyone on a successful year 💙💛
Throwback to SAAUCC Athletics! Our Athletics Team secured an impressive 4th place overall. 👏
Some highlights from the day include Casey Atkinson smashing the 1500m record, Isaac Willits winning the 200m race, and the Men`s Relay Team achieving a 2nd place finish! 🏃♂️
#liveatlincoln #athletics
Throwback to SAAUCC Athletics! Our Athletics Team secured an impressive 4th place overall. 👏
Some highlights from the day include Casey Atkinson smashing the 1500m record, Isaac Willits winning the 200m race, and the Men`s Relay Team achieving a 2nd place finish! 🏃♂️
#liveatlincoln #athletics
On November 12th, we had the pleasure of welcoming back Jane Zadow, a valued past member of the Lincoln College board. Jane served on the Lincoln College Board from 2017 to 2022, bringing a wealth of financial expertise that played a crucial role in guiding the college’s financial strategies and ensuring its continued growth.
During her visit, Jane shared her passion for the arts in South Australia and her work with various organisations that support those on the margins of society. Her dedication to making a difference in the lives of others is truly inspiring. As someone who grew up on a farm, Jane spoke openly about the challenges and changes facing farming communities, offering valuable insight into the unique pressures and opportunities within rural life.
We thank Jane for her time, her leadership, and her commitment to supporting our college and the broader community. 🌟
#teawithmee #studentlife #LincolnCollege #lincolncollege #adelaide
On November 12th, we had the pleasure of welcoming back Jane Zadow, a valued past member of the Lincoln College board. Jane served on the Lincoln College Board from 2017 to 2022, bringing a wealth of financial expertise that played a crucial role in guiding the college’s financial strategies and ensuring its continued growth.
During her visit, Jane shared her passion for the arts in South Australia and her work with various organisations that support those on the margins of society. Her dedication to making a difference in the lives of others is truly inspiring. As someone who grew up on a farm, Jane spoke openly about the challenges and changes facing farming communities, offering valuable insight into the unique pressures and opportunities within rural life.
We thank Jane for her time, her leadership, and her commitment to supporting our college and the broader community. 🌟
#teawithmee #studentlife #LincolnCollege #lincolncollege #adelaide
Last week, we had the pleasure of sitting down with Jill Ewing, life member and long-time College Board Member (1996-2004), for a cup of tea and a chat.
Jill, who cherished her university days studying medicine, went on to dedicate 35 years as a GP. Now retired, Jill delights in spending time with her children and four beloved granddaughters.
She expressed deep admiration for the way today’s young people embrace diversity, noting how inspiring it is to see a generation so open-minded, inclusive, and accepting of each other`s differences.
Jill also spoke passionately about mentoring Indigenous students who are pursuing careers in medicine. She shared that helping these students find their paths and supporting them in their studies brings her immense joy, as she contributing to a more equitable future for all.
Thank you, Jill, for your warmth and generosity to our community!
#LincolnCollege #mentor #CommunityConnections #teawithmee #lincolncollege #LincolnCollege
Last week, we had the pleasure of sitting down with Jill Ewing, life member and long-time College Board Member (1996-2004), for a cup of tea and a chat.
Jill, who cherished her university days studying medicine, went on to dedicate 35 years as a GP. Now retired, Jill delights in spending time with her children and four beloved granddaughters.
She expressed deep admiration for the way today’s young people embrace diversity, noting how inspiring it is to see a generation so open-minded, inclusive, and accepting of each other`s differences.
Jill also spoke passionately about mentoring Indigenous students who are pursuing careers in medicine. She shared that helping these students find their paths and supporting them in their studies brings her immense joy, as she contributing to a more equitable future for all.
Thank you, Jill, for your warmth and generosity to our community!
#LincolnCollege #mentor #CommunityConnections #teawithmee #lincolncollege #LincolnCollege
Christmas is coming! Let’s spread some joy with Lincoln College’s Giving Tree!
We can all make a difference by buying a gift for a family in need. Simply purchase a gift for a child - wrap it, label it with the gender and age range it’s suitable for, and place it under our Giving Tree in the Milne Foyer.
Together, let’s make Christmas brighter for everyone and grow the spirit of giving at Lincoln. ❤️🎁
Gifts to be distributed to families in need through the Uniting Church.
#LincolnCollege #ChristmasGivingTree #SpreadTheJoy #Community
Christmas is coming! Let’s spread some joy with Lincoln College’s Giving Tree!
We can all make a difference by buying a gift for a family in need. Simply purchase a gift for a child - wrap it, label it with the gender and age range it’s suitable for, and place it under our Giving Tree in the Milne Foyer.
Together, let’s make Christmas brighter for everyone and grow the spirit of giving at Lincoln. ❤️🎁
Gifts to be distributed to families in need through the Uniting Church.
#LincolnCollege #ChristmasGivingTree #SpreadTheJoy #Community
Scholarship Applications for 2025 are Open!
If you are moving to Lincoln College, applications are now open for our 2025 Scholarships and Bursaries!
Incoming students can apply for:
The Henderson Scholarship
The Geoff Scott Scholarship
Additional bursaries for new residents
These scholarships are here to help ease the transition to college life. If you’re a current student, scholarships for returning residents will be open after exams.
Visit our website and apply!
https://lincoln.edu.au/scholarships-and-bursaries/
#LincolnCollege #Scholarships #Support #HigherEducation #NewResidents #adelaide #accommodation
Scholarship Applications for 2025 are Open!
If you are moving to Lincoln College, applications are now open for our 2025 Scholarships and Bursaries!
Incoming students can apply for:
The Henderson Scholarship
The Geoff Scott Scholarship
Additional bursaries for new residents
These scholarships are here to help ease the transition to college life. If you’re a current student, scholarships for returning residents will be open after exams.
Visit our website and apply!
https://lincoln.edu.au/scholarships-and-bursaries/
#LincolnCollege #Scholarships #Support #HigherEducation #NewResidents #adelaide #accommodation
✨ What makes Chikodi Anyanwu stand out this week? ✨
Chikodi stands out this week for her strong dedication to personal growth and leadership in First Nations health.
1. How do you think attending the CATSINam conference will benefit your career or personal growth? 🌟
Career-wise, I’ve always had the idea to give back to my Indigenous community or work as a nurse in other Indigenous communities. The conference will help me build connections that are essential in guiding me to where I need to go. It will benefit me to network with older Indigenous nurses so I can further build cultural competence to be able to give back, advocate, and provide support.
I am also extremely passionate about personal development. The conference will help me build confidence, understand resilience as an Indigenous nurse, develop my nursing leadership skills, learn new skills, and gain self-confidence.
2. What key topics or discussions are you most looking forward to hearing about at the 2024 CATSINam conference? 💬
I always get interested in hearing about people’s personal journeys and how they got to where they are today, as it might help guide my experience in the future. I have been enrolled in a student leadership workshop that will be beneficial to me currently and in the future as a graduate registered nurse. I’m excited to hear from the speakers who are renowned leaders in the field of ATSI health, including nurses and midwives, so they will have great advice.
Q3. What are some ways this conference might inspire future leaders in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health? 🩺
I think the stories from the speakers will help encourage potential leaders to follow their passions. A good leader in nursing is not only someone who is passionate about the profession but is passionate about supporting the people around them, helping them get to where they want to be, and ensuring they grow professionally, which is what the speakers at the conference would be most interested in.
This is our final post for Shoutout Thursday this year. We hope you have enjoyed hearing about our student experiences.
#liveatlincoln #shoutouthursday
✨ What makes Chikodi Anyanwu stand out this week? ✨
Chikodi stands out this week for her strong dedication to personal growth and leadership in First Nations health.
1. How do you think attending the CATSINam conference will benefit your career or personal growth? 🌟
Career-wise, I’ve always had the idea to give back to my Indigenous community or work as a nurse in other Indigenous communities. The conference will help me build connections that are essential in guiding me to where I need to go. It will benefit me to network with older Indigenous nurses so I can further build cultural competence to be able to give back, advocate, and provide support.
I am also extremely passionate about personal development. The conference will help me build confidence, understand resilience as an Indigenous nurse, develop my nursing leadership skills, learn new skills, and gain self-confidence.
2. What key topics or discussions are you most looking forward to hearing about at the 2024 CATSINam conference? 💬
I always get interested in hearing about people’s personal journeys and how they got to where they are today, as it might help guide my experience in the future. I have been enrolled in a student leadership workshop that will be beneficial to me currently and in the future as a graduate registered nurse. I’m excited to hear from the speakers who are renowned leaders in the field of ATSI health, including nurses and midwives, so they will have great advice.
Q3. What are some ways this conference might inspire future leaders in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health? 🩺
I think the stories from the speakers will help encourage potential leaders to follow their passions. A good leader in nursing is not only someone who is passionate about the profession but is passionate about supporting the people around them, helping them get to where they want to be, and ensuring they grow professionally, which is what the speakers at the conference would be most interested in.
This is our final post for Shoutout Thursday this year. We hope you have enjoyed hearing about our student experiences.
#liveatlincoln #shoutouthursday
✨ What makes Sophie Boston stand out this week? ✨
Sophie stands out this week for her passion for college life and leadership involvement in Lincoln College Club and the National Association of Australian University of Colleges (‘NAAUC’)!
1. What inspired you to get involved with both the College Club and NAAUC? 💙
I absolutely loved my first year at college, and I wanted to be a part of the team that makes that happen for others!
Everyone knows I have an unhealthy obsession with college, so I decided to take that and join a team of people who feel the same way! Being able to help and understand colleges all around Australia has been eye-opening and such a special opportunity. I’m really looking forward to our National Conference in Sydney this November, where student leaders from colleges all over Australia come to learn about how they can make their college even better!
2. What has been the most rewarding aspect of your involvement on Club? 💫
Honestly, every aspect of Club is rewarding. Sitting back at events and seeing how much fun everyone is having makes you remember why we work so hard to make it happen.
3. What drew you to pursue a postgraduate degree? 📚
After finishing my undergrad, I knew I wanted to study something else to “upscale” my knowledge (and employability). In my 3rd year, I took an elective on performance analysis and player monitoring, and really enjoyed it! I felt it was something I could be good at. Then I found the perfect postgrad course, which I’ve absolutely loved. Postgraduate study is the perfect way to try or just learn something new!
4. How has it been living at College now for four years? 🏡
I’ve seen so many people come through, and it’s just amazing how even though people come and go, the same college culture has stayed and continues to grow each year. I’ve made so many friends from all across the country, and it reminds me why a college community is such a special place.
The college lifestyle is like no other and is something you will never experience again, so I’ve always said, why not stay and enjoy it while you can?
#liveatlincoln #shoutouthursday
✨ What makes Sophie Boston stand out this week? ✨
Sophie stands out this week for her passion for college life and leadership involvement in Lincoln College Club and the National Association of Australian University of Colleges (‘NAAUC’)!
1. What inspired you to get involved with both the College Club and NAAUC? 💙
I absolutely loved my first year at college, and I wanted to be a part of the team that makes that happen for others!
Everyone knows I have an unhealthy obsession with college, so I decided to take that and join a team of people who feel the same way! Being able to help and understand colleges all around Australia has been eye-opening and such a special opportunity. I’m really looking forward to our National Conference in Sydney this November, where student leaders from colleges all over Australia come to learn about how they can make their college even better!
2. What has been the most rewarding aspect of your involvement on Club? 💫
Honestly, every aspect of Club is rewarding. Sitting back at events and seeing how much fun everyone is having makes you remember why we work so hard to make it happen.
3. What drew you to pursue a postgraduate degree? 📚
After finishing my undergrad, I knew I wanted to study something else to “upscale” my knowledge (and employability). In my 3rd year, I took an elective on performance analysis and player monitoring, and really enjoyed it! I felt it was something I could be good at. Then I found the perfect postgrad course, which I’ve absolutely loved. Postgraduate study is the perfect way to try or just learn something new!
4. How has it been living at College now for four years? 🏡
I’ve seen so many people come through, and it’s just amazing how even though people come and go, the same college culture has stayed and continues to grow each year. I’ve made so many friends from all across the country, and it reminds me why a college community is such a special place.
The college lifestyle is like no other and is something you will never experience again, so I’ve always said, why not stay and enjoy it while you can?
#liveatlincoln #shoutouthursday
Tea with Mee! ☕
On October 29, 2024, Lincoln College had the pleasure of welcoming back Roland Roccioletti, Life Member and former Chair of the Lincoln College Board, for a cuppa and a chat with our Head of College, Carolyn Mee.
Roland, who served as Chair from 2016 to 2021, is an integral part of Lincoln`s history and legacy. With a strong background in business and growth strategy, Roland shared insights into Lincoln`s history, especially the steps taken to foster a diverse and inclusive community for international students. He highlighted how students from overseas bring a wonderful diversity, freshness, and richness to the college—a key factor that sets Lincoln apart. His stories about the origins of our strong international cohort highlighted the values of connection and support that continue to shape out Lincoln College community!
#LincolnCollege #TeaWithMee #InternationalCommunity #StudentAccommodation #adelaide #internationalstudents
Tea with Mee! ☕
On October 29, 2024, Lincoln College had the pleasure of welcoming back Roland Roccioletti, Life Member and former Chair of the Lincoln College Board, for a cuppa and a chat with our Head of College, Carolyn Mee.
Roland, who served as Chair from 2016 to 2021, is an integral part of Lincoln`s history and legacy. With a strong background in business and growth strategy, Roland shared insights into Lincoln`s history, especially the steps taken to foster a diverse and inclusive community for international students. He highlighted how students from overseas bring a wonderful diversity, freshness, and richness to the college—a key factor that sets Lincoln apart. His stories about the origins of our strong international cohort highlighted the values of connection and support that continue to shape out Lincoln College community!
#LincolnCollege #TeaWithMee #InternationalCommunity #StudentAccommodation #adelaide #internationalstudents
Old Collegians Return to Lincoln!
On October 25th, we were thrilled to welcome back two Old Collegians, brothers Michael Jiew (1997-2000) and John Jiew (1994-1996). Originally from Malaysia, the brothers now reside in Sydney, with Michael working in medicine and John in commerce and law. Both served as Residential Advisors during their time at the college, and Michael also contributed as a medical tutor, leaving a lasting impact on many students.
Joining them on this nostalgic visit were their mother and sister Maureen, who enjoyed exploring the place where John and Michael had lived and created lifelong memories. A special highlight of the day was Michael catching up with Karen, a long-time kitchen staff member who warmly remembered him. It was a beautiful reminder of the enduring friendships and memories created at Lincoln.
#LincolnCollege #OldCollegians #Reunion #Family #StudentAccommodation #Adelaid
Old Collegians Return to Lincoln!
On October 25th, we were thrilled to welcome back two Old Collegians, brothers Michael Jiew (1997-2000) and John Jiew (1994-1996). Originally from Malaysia, the brothers now reside in Sydney, with Michael working in medicine and John in commerce and law. Both served as Residential Advisors during their time at the college, and Michael also contributed as a medical tutor, leaving a lasting impact on many students.
Joining them on this nostalgic visit were their mother and sister Maureen, who enjoyed exploring the place where John and Michael had lived and created lifelong memories. A special highlight of the day was Michael catching up with Karen, a long-time kitchen staff member who warmly remembered him. It was a beautiful reminder of the enduring friendships and memories created at Lincoln.
#LincolnCollege #OldCollegians #Reunion #Family #StudentAccommodation #Adelaid
We are saying goodbye to drop-ins and hello to SWOTVAC. We wish all our students the best of luck with their exams and final assessments. 📚✨
What are drop-ins?
We hold drop-ins every Wednesday night from 7:30pm for an hour during the term. Most sessional tutorials are scheduled for this time. Sessional tutors facilitate learning by answering student questions and giving them advice about a subject they have studied previously/have knowledge in.
This year we have held 24 drop-in sessions, with an incredible 1,978 total attendances! Across our nine faculties, we facilitated 658 sessional tutorials and we had 56 sessional tutors. 🌟
#liveatlincoln #dropinsessions #swotvac
We are saying goodbye to drop-ins and hello to SWOTVAC. We wish all our students the best of luck with their exams and final assessments. 📚✨
What are drop-ins?
We hold drop-ins every Wednesday night from 7:30pm for an hour during the term. Most sessional tutorials are scheduled for this time. Sessional tutors facilitate learning by answering student questions and giving them advice about a subject they have studied previously/have knowledge in.
This year we have held 24 drop-in sessions, with an incredible 1,978 total attendances! Across our nine faculties, we facilitated 658 sessional tutorials and we had 56 sessional tutors. 🌟
#liveatlincoln #dropinsessions #swotvac
🎉 Thank You Drinks at Lincoln College! 🥂
On Wednesday evening, we had the pleasure of hosting our annual Thank You Drinks to celebrate and show our appreciation for the incredible individuals who have supported Lincoln College throughout 2023 and 2024.
Head of College, Carolyn Mee, expressed heartfelt gratitude to:
Our amazing professional volunteers and alumni who have shared their expertise through academic panels and workshops, enriching the learning and success of our students.
The dedicated student leaders who generously gave their time and energy to foster a strong and vibrant community.
The wonderful local residents who have been steadfast friends of the College, offering their support and presence.
Our generous donors, who were warmly welcomed and thanked for their contributions to the continued growth and success of Lincoln College.
Thanks to your generosity, dedication, and kindness, Lincoln College continues to thrive as a vibrant, supportive community. We are deeply grateful for your unwavering commitment! 💙
#LincolnCollege #CommunitySupport #Gratitude #ThankYouDrinks #adelaide #students
🎉 Thank You Drinks at Lincoln College! 🥂
On Wednesday evening, we had the pleasure of hosting our annual Thank You Drinks to celebrate and show our appreciation for the incredible individuals who have supported Lincoln College throughout 2023 and 2024.
Head of College, Carolyn Mee, expressed heartfelt gratitude to:
Our amazing professional volunteers and alumni who have shared their expertise through academic panels and workshops, enriching the learning and success of our students.
The dedicated student leaders who generously gave their time and energy to foster a strong and vibrant community.
The wonderful local residents who have been steadfast friends of the College, offering their support and presence.
Our generous donors, who were warmly welcomed and thanked for their contributions to the continued growth and success of Lincoln College.
Thanks to your generosity, dedication, and kindness, Lincoln College continues to thrive as a vibrant, supportive community. We are deeply grateful for your unwavering commitment! 💙
#LincolnCollege #CommunitySupport #Gratitude #ThankYouDrinks #adelaide #students
Lincoln College is a not-for-profit organisation working alongside several key institutions in South Australia.
We acknowledge this land that we meet on today is the traditional lands for the Kaurna people and that we respect their spiritual relationship with their country.
We also acknowledge the Kaurna people as the custodians of the Adelaide region and that their cultural and heritage beliefs are still as important to the living Kaurna people today.
We also pay respects to the cultural authority of Aboriginal people visiting/attending from other areas of South Australia/Australia.
We acknowledge this land that we meet on today is the traditional lands for the Kaurna people and that we respect their spiritual relationship with their country. We also acknowledge the Kaurna people as the custodians of the Adelaide region and that their cultural and heritage beliefs are still as important to the living Kaurna people today. We also pay respects to the cultural authority of Aboriginal people visiting/attending from other areas of South Australia/Australia.
We acknowledge this land that we meet on today is the traditional lands for the Kaurna people and that we respect their spiritual relationship with their country. We also acknowledge the Kaurna people as the custodians of the Adelaide region and that their cultural and heritage beliefs are still as important to the living Kaurna people today. We also pay respects to the cultural authority of Aboriginal people visiting/attending from other areas of South Australia/Australia.
