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Weenthunga Symposium – Listening, Learning and Collaborating

Weenthunga Health Network invites all Weenthunga members, health practitioners, workers and students, who are interested in learning and contributing to improving First Australian health in Victoria, to its first Symposium in Melbourne on 28th April 2012

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Artwork: Shawana Andrews 2010 Connecting Through Conversation: the flames represent the campfire, a focal point for sharing knowledge and listening. The circles represent communities, which have an abundance of knowledge to share.

First Australians is our preferred term for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People – avoiding the implication of non-entities for others.

Weenthunga (pronounced: Ween-tunga) means 'hear / understand' in Woiwurrung, language of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation