Gary Mumu a member of the CAAMA RIBS family dropped in to visit us while visiting Alice Springs from his home at Imanpa.
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Gary from Imanpa visits CAAMA
Gary Mumu a member of the CAAMA RIBS family dropped in to visit us while visiting Alice Springs from his home at Imanpa.
Imanpa’s Sam Bulla
Sam Bulla had a blast when he put his first one hour program out to his community this week. A lot of visitors came to the RIBS studio to support him and join in the fun. It was a great show, the first of many programs to come.
Ltyentye Apurte Drummers Travel to Melbourne
(L-R) Graham Abbott, Rhys Ulamari, Simon Bloomfield are part of the 17 strong Ltyentye Apurte Drummers who left yesterday for a week-long trip to Melbourne including performing at Federation Square on Saturday as part of the Dreamtime at the G celebrations.
The group has experienced much success performing in the Northern Territory and they are excited about the opportunity to travel to Melbourne, for many the first time out of the NT, and are proud to be invited to be part of the AFL’s Indigenous round of festivities.
Utju enjoys their 1st Biggest Morning Tea at the Health Clinic, & later Cancer Awareness broadcast with Jonathon and Sarah.
Deborah and Sarah hosted Utju’s first Biggest Morning Tea for staff and clients at the Utju Health Clinic on Monday.
Later in the afternoon Jonathon Doolan the Utju RIBS broadcaster interviewwd Sarah on the CAAMA network about cancer awareness.
Paul & Fiona’s excellent RIBS adventure to Elliott, Alpurrurulam and places inbetween! Part 2
Things you see along the way including water! ourselves, old machinery, Alpurrurulam eventually, and a retired fireman from QLD out for a bike ride and miles from anywhere. G’day Greg!
Paul & Fiona’s excellent RIBS adventure to Elliott, Alpurrurulam and places inbetween! Part 1
We were always on the way to somewhere!
Beautiful Silk Artwork , Ltyentye Apurte
CAAMA’s two new RIBS Co-ordinators, Fiona and Paul, visited the beautiful community of Ltyentye Apurte (Santa Teresa). They were treated to a viewing of stunning hand-painted silks created by the community women.
Meet Fiona – New RIBS Co-ordinator
Meet Fiona, one of our two new RIBS Co-ordinators. Fiona is keen to come on-board with CAAMA Ribs. She spoke to Nerida Currey on Strong Voices to share a bit about herself.
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Titjkala Ribs Broadcasters Recieve Training Certificates
Debra Claude and Malcolm Moneymoon, our deadly Titjkala Ribs broadcasters were presented with their certificates yesterday, awarded for their awesome work at the RIBS Broadcaster course at CAAMA, based on units of the Certificate II in Creative Industries (Media)!
You can hear them on the airwaves Tuesdays 2-4pm!
CAAMA’s New RIBS Co-Ordinators head to Titjkala
Fiona and Paul are CAAMA’s New RIBS Co-ordinators. They headed out to Titjkala yesterday to meet the deadly RIBS broadcasters at Titjkala, Debra and Malcolm, and meet the Shire Manager Mike.
They were pretty impressed with Titjkala and Debra showed them how it’s done with a great live show with many requests!