Midawarr Day Recap

4 July 2024

East Arnhem Regional Council celebrated Midawarr Day Out at the Gove Peninsula Surf Life-Saving Club along with multiple Aged and Disability services throughout East Arnhem.


We were pleased to have 29 clients from our Aged Care and NDIS services attended from 5 Communities including Galiwin'ku, Gapuwiyak, Milingimbi, Ramingining and Yirrkala. It was wonderful to see everyone come together for a day of activities, games and dance.


The East Arnhem Regional Council team put together a banner inviting attendees to contribute by add their handprint to the banner.


Thank you to everyone who attended and a big shout out to our superstar team: Aaron, Ayla, Brenda, Cameron, Isabella, Jef, Justin, Kelda, Kelly, Marie, Marshella, Melanie, Pauline, Sen, Sylvia, Tay and Tracy.

Midawarr Day Out 2024, Friday 7 June

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Youth playing ALF on an oval
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Two men standing side by side
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24 February 2026
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23 February 2026
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19 February 2026
Councillor Stephen Dhamarrandji attended the memorial service for the 84th Anniversary of the Bombing of Darwin, honouring the courage and sacrifice of those who served. We remember this significant moment in Australia's history and stand in respect with everyone impacted by the events of the Bombing of Darwin.  Photo 1: Councillor Stephen Dhamarrandji Photo 2: Councillor Stephen Dhamarrandji (left) with Council Services Manager Ullas Raman (right) Annual Bombing of Darwin Commemorative Service, Darwin Cenotaph, 2026.