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Construction begins today on South Australia’s new Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre at Lot Fourteen, with the State Government revealing the $200 million building will from now on be named “Tarrkarri”, meaning “the future” in Kaurna.
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Residents of the APY Lands in South Australia’s remote Far North have been temporarily banned from withdrawing cash from ATMs or buying more than 20 litres of fuel after COVID-19 was twice detected in wastewater.
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South Australia’s first Aboriginal Children’s Commissioner has been reappointed for a further three years to give her time to launch an inquiry into the Government’s removal of Indigenous children from their families.
A controversial inquiry into Aboriginal governance in South Australia – requested by Premier Steven Marshall – has detailed allegations of “nepotism, favouritism and closed dealings”, but much of the evidence remains secret because witnesses feared “retribution” if they spoke out.
The state’s planning body will decide next week whether to green-light the $200 million Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre at Lot Fourteen, with government planners recommending approval so that building work can begin later this year.
UPDATED: The State Government will this week set up a temporary hub with showers, toilets, tents and offices in the southern park lands to accommodate and provide support to about 50 people from remote Aboriginal communities who are sleeping rough.
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