The document announces an Aboriginal learning partnership initiative called Deadly Days Festivals to be held at TAFE campuses in Kingscliff, Grafton, and Port Macquarie from September 1-4, 2009. The festivals will feature hands-on programs, workshops on new skills, performances by Aboriginal icons like Troy Cassar-Daley and David Peachey, traditional bush tucker, and hip hop music. The headline act will be Jessica Mauboy, and Sean Choolburra will serve as master of ceremonies. Community support for the local Deadly Days festivals is encouraged.

1. Presenting A North Coast Aboriginal Learning Partnership Initiative

2. Acknowledging Traditional Owners of the 6 Aboriginal Nations; The Bundjalung Nation The Gumbaynggirr Nation Dhunggutti Nation Biripi Nation Worimi Nation

3. Last year, it was a deadly experience!

4. Deadly Programs – all hands on

10. Looking deadly…

12. Learning New Skills

14. Famous Aboriginal Icons came, like; Troy Cassar-Daley David Peachey & George Rose The Indigenous Hip Hop Crew! Traditional Bush Tucker All made a great day

16. Launching Deadly Days Headline Act! Jessica Mauboy!

17. MC – Sean Choolburra (Comedian)

18. Support your local Deadly Days festivals For more information log onto: www.deadlydays.net Complied by V-Tracks Student – Sarah Bertram