Tamworth Regional Youth Centre

05/11/2026

02/11/2026

There’s officially one week until taskforce applications close for the Y NSW Youth Parliament! 🗓️

One week left for your opportunity to support young people to thrive, learn more about advocacy and engagement skills, and build your volunteering network 🕺

All the information you’ll need is at the link in our bio. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by 👀

28/10/2026

Aged 15-25 and interested in songwriting, music or storytelling? 🎶

Join Ben Leece and Jayden Kitchen Waters at Joblink Plus Tamworth. Officially starting tomorrow, lunch is provided daily.

28/10/2026

Come and say hello and enjoy a Free BBQ outside The Youthie this Thursday with Centacare from 3pm - 5pm.

28/10/2026

✨ **AN AMAZING OPPORTUNITY FOR FIRST NATIONS WOMEN IN TAMWORTH!** ✨

Yaama all!

We’re excited to share this opportunity from **Buluuy Mirrii**, a Gomeroi fashion label celebrating culture, creativity and storytelling through fashion.

Buluuy Mirrii is looking for local talent, particularly young women and First Nations women, to be part of a unique opportunity right here in Tamworth! 🌟

This is a wonderful chance for local women to get involved, explore their creativity and be part of something special that celebrates First Nations women, culture and community.

We love seeing Aboriginal-owned businesses creating opportunities for our mob and showcasing the amazing talent we have right here on Gomeroi Country. 🙌🏽

💫 **Know someone who might be interested?** Please share this post and help spread the word!

For more information about the opportunity and how to get involved, reach out to Buluuy Mirrii directly.

Let’s get behind our local Aboriginal businesses and support our mob to shine!

17/10/2026

Tamworth Regional Council Formally Recognises Gomeroi Cultural Governance.

For thousands of years Gomeroi people have been making decisions that shape community, these decisions have been guided by a clear set of cultural governance principals. These principles still exist in our community today.

In the last two council meetings, Councillors have unanimously agreed to;

1️⃣ Recognise the Mara Ngali Partnership Committee in the official Council Register of Special Committees of Council.

2️⃣ Formally accept the Mara Ngali Partnership Committee - Terms of Reference which embeds Gomeroi cultural governance principles and uses them to shape the way decisions are made between TRC and TACCO through Mara Ngali.

Some of the cultural governance principals that have been included at ToR include that;

• All decision should be made in the best interest of the community, Country and the preservation of Gomeroi culture.

•When making decisions people must take into consideration the impact on future generations and the long term health of Country.

• Decisions strive to be made by consensus and are shaped and owned by the collective.

• A space needs to be created where all voices are heard and people are protected from all forms of harm.

This is a significant achievement and is the first time cultural governance principals have been formally embedded to the governance framework for local councils and for government agencies across NSW.

📸 Photo from the Mara Ngali Partnership Agreement signing.

TACCO Place-Based Partnerships Office of Local Government Australian Local Government Association David Harris MP Senator Malarndirri McCarthy - Northern Territory ANZSOG Coalition of Peaks

16/10/2026

15/10/2026

Join an online First Nations Music Industry Review workshop happening this week and help shape the future of First Nations music workers in the contemporary music industry.

Online dates:
- 15 October
- 11 November

Register for this Thursday's workshop here: https://events.humanitix.com/online-workshop-3-first-nations-music-industry-review

Support Act is undertaking a national review, led by First Nations people, to better understand the experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples working across Australia's contemporary music industry. The review is open to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who currently work, have previously worked, or are seeking to build a career in Australia's contemporary music industry.

The First Nations Music Industry Review is funded with support from the NSW Government through Sound NSW, the Australian Government via Creative Workplaces and Music Australia, the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria, the Tony Foundation, and the original co-investors of the Raising Their Voices Report.
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