Link-Up NSW

02/06/2026

Our office will be closed from tomorrow, Wednesday 3rd of June until Monday 8th of June, as we host our Annual Staff Retreat.

The retreat provides staff with a well-earned opportunity to reconnect through cultural and team-building activities. It offers valuable time to strengthen relationships, reflect and recharge, enabling staff to return refreshed, focused and ready to continue the important work they do in supporting the Stolen Generations and community.

All phones will be switched to voicemail during this time.

The team will work towards returning all calls and respond to enquiries upon our return on Tuesday, 9th of June.

Thank you for your understanding and ongoing support. 🖤💛❤️

27/05/2026

Our deadly team is in Dubbo today for the National Sorry Day Event at PCYC Sportsworld from 10:00am-2:00pm!

Come have a yarn with us about our services and how we support Stolen Generations Survivors, their families and communities.

We’d love to meet you! 🖤💛❤️

27/05/2026

We would like to congratulate our very own Sheraya Brown-Leslie on receiving the Emerging Talent Award at the AH&MRC CQI 2026 Networking Dinner and Awards Night! 👣

Sheraya is a proud Kamilaroi woman and is the Events and Media Supervisor at Link-Up NSW. A dedicated, hardworking and strong Indigenous woman, Sheraya takes immense pride in everything she does for our clients, community and Elders. From social media posts to marketing materials and deadly events, her passion, commitment and creativity continue to make a meaningful impact across all areas of her work, and this recognition is so well deserved.

We are incredibly proud to celebrate this achievement with you, Sheraya, and look forward to seeing all that you continue to accomplish. 🖤💛❤️

27/05/2026

Yesterday, Link-Up NSW hosted a Sorry Day Lunch for local Elders, community members and organisations at The Colebee at Nurragingy Reserve, Doonside NSW.

We came together to reflect, remember and honour the strength and resilience of the Stolen Generations, their families and communities.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped create such a meaningful day of reflection, yarning and community. To our special guests: Djirabitty Dance Group, Olivia Coe Fox & Neenan Simpson, Will Cooper, and Aunty Ellen Chatfield, your presence contributed to a space of respect, healing and solidarity.

Please enjoy some of the deadly photos captured throughout the event as we continue to honour and celebrate the strength of our community 🖤💛❤️

27/05/2026

25/05/2026

Today, on National Sorry Day, we reflect on the strength and resilience of Stolen Generations survivors, their families and communities.

This year’s theme, “From Sorry to Action,” reminds us that acknowledgement must be followed by meaningful change.

For Link-Up NSW, Sorry Day is a deeply significant day. It is a time to honour the experiences of those impacted by forced removal policies and reaffirm our commitment to reconnecting people with family, Country, culture and community through truth-telling, healing, justice and continued support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Sorry Day is about acknowledging the past while taking action now to create a more just and connected future.

This is why we do what we do 🖤💛❤

21/05/2026

📣 ORANGE COMMUNITY BBQ!

Hey you mob, we are hosting a BBQ TODAY!

📍 Marang Gunya Community Centre
📆 Thursday, 21 May 2026
⏰ 12:00PM

If you are in Orange, come join us for a feed and a yarn at 12:00pm! Our deadly team is out here and we’d love to meet you! 🖤💛❤️

20/05/2026

A big thank you to Orange Aboriginal Medical Service for having the Link-Up NSW team today and for putting on such a wonderful Biggest Morning Tea ☕

We really enjoyed spending time yarning with staff, Community and Elders throughout the day.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by to have a chat and connect with us. It was lovely to share the space together 🖤💛❤️

19/05/2026

📍 Hey you mob, Link-Up NSW team is in Orange this week!

Today, you can find us at Marang Gunuya Community Centre until 4:30pm. Tomorrow, we’ll be at OAMS all day supporting the Biggest Morning Tea.

We’ll then be back at Marang Gunuya Community Centre for the remainder of the week.

If you’re in the area, feel free to pop in, say hello, and have a yarn with the team 🖤💛❤️

16/05/2026

📣ARTIST ALERT 🎤

We are so excited to announce 3% will be taking the stage at Western Sydney's COOEE Festival 2026!

3% is the unflinching voice of a new era in Australian hip-hop. Formed by N***y and Dallas Woods, this First Nations supergroup carries the fire of their ancestors into the present, blending razor-sharp lyricism with a spirit of defiance and unity.

Since their explosive 2023 debut with the rallying anthem “OUR PEOPLE,” 3% have been unstoppable; their debut album Kill the Dead (2024) shook the industry, collecting critical acclaim and sweeping awards, including ARIA wins for Best Hip Hop/Rap Release and Best Cover Art. Alongside nominations across ARIA, AIR, APRA, NIMAs and Rolling Stone Australia. It was more than a debut - it was a statement of intent. Their name has become synonymous with fearless storytelling, resilience, and a culture in motion.

On stage, 3% are electrifying; turning festivals and venues into spaces of raw power and communal release. Their singles, from the groundbreaking “OUR PEOPLE” to the stirring “Our Greats” (2025), don’t just make waves; they leave imprints on the landscape of contemporary Indigenous music.

Now, with a bold, boundary-defying new album on the horizon for 2026, 3% are once again preparing to reimagine what hip-hop can be, not just as music, but as movement. Their mission is bigger than beats: it’s resilience in rhythm, reclamation in rhyme, and creation that carves a path for generations to come.

We cannot wait for 3% to bring the energy to COOEE Festival! 🖤💛❤️