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Tulmur: Art & Performance
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The cultural knowledge passed down to the descendants of the Jagera, Yuggera and Ugarapul People is still very rich and active. They consider their culture to be a living culture and will continue to pass down to generations to come.
Traditional Welcome to Country performances through song, dance, didgeridoo playing, smoking ceremonies and welcome songs can only be conducted by Traditional Owner Dance Groups.
References (online)City of Ipswich Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Engagement Guide, December 2023 [accessed 29/10/2024]
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