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What stories do we remember? And what stories might we have missed? For History Week 2026, the History Council of NSW is asking us to think about “Keeping Stories” – how stories keep history alive, and what they tell us about ourselves. Māori have been part of the story of Sydney for more than 230
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Matariki is a time to honour the past, for learning and for whānau and friends to come together. So we’re running a special Poihākena tour for Matariki this year, in Tallawalladah (The Rocks) on Gadigal Country. Usually Poihākena tours: stories of Māori in Sydney are just available for groups, private tours and schools, but our
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The Theme for History Week 2025 is ‘Water Stories’, and we’ve no shortage of those! We’re excited to announce our History Week Guided Walks program featuring water stories of Sydney Harbour, Lake Conjola and Conjola Creek (Fishermans Paradise, South Coast NSW). “Water is fundamental to life. It also underpins our histories. From floods to droughts,
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Teachers – here are 5 reasons to book our cultural education programs! 1. Engaging Aboriginal and Māori experiences that connect Primary, Secondary and Early Childhood students to culture, heritage and history. 2. Our program range includes excursions (tours) and incursions. 3. In alignment with traditional Indigenous pedagogy, Māori and Aboriginal Educators use hands-on experiences, storytelling,
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