Mar 29, 2023
Australian Aboriginal Art from Port Keats
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Australian Aboriginal Art from Port Keats
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(’Five days in Wadeye’ - this video goes behind the scenes of the ABC news team’s trip to the remote Northern Territory Indigenous community)
FIVE DAYS IN WADEYE
The remote Northern Territory indigenous community of Wadeye, 800 kilometres from Darwin, often makes news for all the wrong reasons, but during five days on the ground an ABC news team found some good stories to tell. During the whirlwind trip, reporters Avani Dias and Kristy O’Brien and camera operator Ian ‘Jumbuck’ Redfearn gathered 14 stories to roll out on multiple platforms and along the way provided a bit of roadside assistance to a stranded motorist.
(Kristy O’Brien, Avani Dias and Ian ‘Jumbuck’ Redfearn on the road in Wadeye - Photo: Kristy O’Brien)
By Avani Dias
"We got engine problems, can you mob help us?"
We were nearing the Aboriginal community of Wadeye after a drive of more than 400 kilometres, down a bumpy dirt track, when a group of locals packed into a broken down ute waved us down. One of them told us they were trying to get to a nearby community and they weren't having much luck. After a few attempts at helping them restart the car, we decided that the only option was to tow them to their destination. But it wasn’t a smooth run. We hit a wet patch and the towing rope snapped, and after some innovative bush mechanic work, we finally made it to Wadeye.
This was our initial and very memorable introduction to the community - one of the biggest in Australia which encapsulates strong, historical identity and complex social structures. But it's impossible to understand tens of thousands of years of customs, rifts, and traditions during the five days we were assigned to be there. It's a short time to spend in a community with such a strong history, but a long time for journalists who usually fly-in-and-fly-out with just hours to gather stories on the ground. Our task was to gather as many stories as we could during this rare opportunity.
We were lucky enough to go on another trip with @reddustoz last week at #wadeye . These kids know how to paint! Check out the great things Red Dust is doing.
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