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Make a difference

LIFE CHANGING: from left, Jayde Johnson, Pauline Schmidt, Andrea Cross and Gaynor Baker inspect some Aboriginal art during their trip to Alice Springs.
Posted by Weekly Advertiser in Travel on 29 Jul 2010 at 11:41 am

Members of Horsham Dynamic, Energetic, Organised and Remarkable Network Group want to ‘make a difference’ after returning from a life-changing experience in Alice Springs. Spokesperson Andrea Cross said six Wimmera women embarked on a trip to Alice Springs to gain a greater appreciation of Aboriginal culture. “I attended a convention in Melbourne in 2008 and was challenged to learn more about Aboriginal culture,” she said. “From that moment I was inspired and planned on taking the group. The trip was in planning from February.” Mrs Cross said there were many highlights of the five-day trip, including seeing the Todd River flow, a visit to Central Australian Aboriginal Congress Radio Station and visits to the Centre of Appropriate Technology and Waltja Tjutangku Palyapayi. Mrs Cross said it was an ‘eye-opening’ experience and one she was looking forward to sharing with the Wimmera community. “'As women from Victoria, obviously we can’t change anything in NT but we can share the rich cultural experience with our community through a proposed photographic exhibition and documentary-style presentation for public engagements,” she said. “I have also begun creating pathways with Aboriginal students in our schools to share my story and listen to theirs in an attempt to understand ...
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Tourism operators urged to climb online

Posted by Weekly Advertiser from Horsham
in Travel
on 29/07/2010 at 11:53 AM

Grampians tourism operators are being urged to support an online booking system to satisfy the needs of web savvy travellers while increasing businesses’ customer base and ‘bottom line’.

Grampians Tourism is hosting a series of three-hour...

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GUIDING THE GRAMPIANS

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Posted by Weekly Advertiser from Horsham
in Travel
on 22/07/2010 at 09:58 AM

Tourism operators joined local government and regional tourism staff to formally launch the 2010 Grampians Official Visitors Guide at Wartook. Grampians Tourism chairman Ross Hatton, left, and Tourism Victoria acting chief executive Don Ric...

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Grampians trail boost

Posted by Weekly Advertiser from Horsham
in Travel
on 07/07/2010 at 01:52 PM

The first stage of a project to create a new Grampians camp and walking trail in the Grampians has attracted $1.3 million in State Government funding.

Regional and Rural Development Minister Jacinta Allan announced the government would con...

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International lift for Grampians travel

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Posted by Weekly Advertiser from Horsham
in Travel
on 16/06/2010 at 11:13 AM

Grampians Tourism has taken the region to the world at Australia’s premier international travel trade event in Adelaide.

The Australian Tourism Exchange is the largest trade show of its kind in the southern hemisphere, providings a forum ...

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Grampians adventure for metro journalists

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Posted by Weekly Advertiser from Horsham
in Travel
on 02/06/2010 at 04:26 PM

The Grampians is well positioned to attract quality media coverage after hosting a group of metropolitan journalists. Grampians Tourism chief executive Chris Burchett said journalists from The Sunday Age, Leader Newspapers, Womens and Mens ...

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