Key Findings From Our 2026 Bourke Show Survey
In early June, a group of local Aboriginal community members participated in a hands-on training course on Aboriginal Site Works. This four-day course, delivered by Bourke TAFE, offered participants the unique opportunity to identify and visit significant Aboriginal sites and objects, and to record information and knowledge on Country, from both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal perspectives.
BACHS National Sorry Day Community Gathering 2026
Maranguka was proud to have supported the Bourke Show, including the spectacular fireworks display that left everyone in awe at the end of a successful day.
Alister Ferguson OAM: Community-Led Change in Bourke
Maranguka was proud to have supported the Bourke Show, including the spectacular fireworks display that left everyone in awe at the end of a successful day.
Working Together to Support Young People During the School Holidays
Maranguka was proud to have supported the Bourke Show, including the spectacular fireworks display that left everyone in awe at the end of a successful day.
NSW Premier’s Department Secretary visits Bourke to meet with Maranguka and the Bourke Tribal Council
In early June, a group of local Aboriginal community members participated in a hands-on training course on Aboriginal Site Works. This four-day course, delivered by Bourke TAFE, offered participants the unique opportunity to identify and visit significant Aboriginal sites and objects, and to record information and knowledge on Country, from both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal perspectives.
Bourke NAIDOC Celebrations
In early June, a group of local Aboriginal community members participated in a hands-on training course on Aboriginal Site Works. This four-day course, delivered by Bourke TAFE, offered participants the unique opportunity to identify and visit significant Aboriginal sites and objects, and to record information and knowledge on Country, from both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal perspectives.
Bourke Sacred Site Training Program
In early June, a group of local Aboriginal community members participated in a hands-on training course on Aboriginal Site Works. This four-day course, delivered by Bourke TAFE, offered participants the unique opportunity to identify and visit significant Aboriginal sites and objects, and to record information and knowledge on Country, from both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal perspectives.
Bourke Show
Maranguka was proud to have supported the Bourke Show, including the spectacular fireworks display that left everyone in awe at the end of a successful day.