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Celebrate 21 years of Indigenous culture with AWAYE!




And you could win one of 21 copies of the book Gurrumul: His Life and His Music.



For 21 years AWAYE! has continued to bring you diverse and vibrant Aboriginal arts and culture from across Australia, and from Indigenous radio broadcasters around the world.

Produced and presented by Aboriginal broadcasters, it is Australia's only national Indigenous arts and culture program, and in August RN is celebrating AWAYE!'s 21 years on air with a month of specially curated programming: talks and music.

Tune in this month to hear about some of the defining moments in Australian Indigenous cultural history in the last 21 years, as told by prolific Indigenous artists.

Tell us your own, and you could win one of 21 Gurrumul books by Robert Hillman, published by ABC Books. See details on how to enter below.


COMING UP IN AUGUST ON AWAYE!

The celebration kicks off with an exclusive recording of Gurrumul performing live at the Sydney Opera House with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, and is followed by a series of four lectures given by prominent Indigenous achievers in the arts.

3 August: Exclusive live recording of Gurrumul performing with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.

10 August: Djon Mundine, art historian and freelance curator, on 21 years of the Indigenous visual arts industry, as it has gone from being a small ‘dot factory’ at Papunya to a multi-million dollar international trade. Plus, music from Lou Bennett.

17 August: Lydia Miller, Chair of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Board of the Australia Council, on the growth of Indigenous performing arts–theatre, dance, film. And, Archie Roach performs in the AWAYE! studio.

24 August: Richard Bell, artist and provocateur, on the link between art, culture and socio-political activism over the past 21 years. Followed by a studio performance from Deborah Cheetham.

31 August: Nakkiah Lui, inaugural Balnaves Foundation Indigenous Playwright’s award winner, Australia Council’s 2012 Dreaming Award winner, whose first play This Heaven was part of Belvoir’s 2013 season. Plus, music from Jimblah.
 Image: 'Gurrumul: His Life and Music' an illustrated biography by Robert Hillman, published by ABC Books.

THE COMPETITION

For every year AWAYE!  has been on air, we’re giving away a copy of the book and CD, Gurrumul: His Life and His Music. For your chance to win one of 21 sets, tell us what your defining moment for Indigenous culture in the last 21 years is, and in 25 words or less, how it has affected you.


HOW TO ENTER

Send your answer, along with your name, phone number and postal address in an email titled “AWAYE! 21 Years” to awaye_rn@abc.net.au by midnight on Sunday 25 August 2013.

Entries will be judged by the AWAYE! team: Lorena Allam, Executive Producer; Daniel Browning, Producer/Presenter; and Rico Adjrun, Producer/Presenter.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Competition will close at midnight on Sunday 25 August 2013. You can only enter once. Only successful applicants will be notified via the email and/or phone number supplied on entry. See the full terms and conditions.

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http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/competitions/article/4839914



For 21 years AWAYE! has continued to bring you diverse and vibrant Aboriginal arts and culture from across Australia, and from Indigenous radio broadcasters around the world.

Produced and presented by Aboriginal broadcasters, it is Australia's only national Indigenous arts and culture program, and in August RN is celebrating AWAYE!'s 21 years on air with a month of specially curated programming: talks and music.

Tune in this month to hear about some of the defining moments in Australian Indigenous cultural history in the last 21 years, as told by prolific Indigenous artists.

Tell us your own, and you could win one of 21 Gurrumul books by Robert Hillman, published by ABC Books. See details on how to enter below.

For every year AWAYE!  has been on air, we’re giving away a copy of the book and CD, Gurrumul: His Life and His Music. For your chance to win one of 21 sets, tell us what your defining moment for Indigenous culture in the last 21 years is, and in 25 words or less, how it has affected you.

HOW TO ENTER

Send your answer, along with your name, phone number and postal address in an email titled “AWAYE! 21 Years” to awaye_rn@abc.net.au by midnight on Sunday 25 August 2013.

Entries will be judged by the AWAYE! team: Lorena Allam, Executive Producer; Daniel Browning, Producer/Presenter; and Rico Adjrun, Producer/Presenter.

Terms and Conditions

Competition will close at midnight on Sunday 25 August 2013. You can only enter once. Only successful applicants will be notified via the email and/or phone number supplied on entry. See the full terms and conditions.

Terms & Conditions

1.
Entry to the Competition is open to
all residents of Australia.
If an entrant is under 18 years of age, they must obtain the permission of their
parent or guardian before entering this compe
tition. If the entrant is a prize
winner and is under 18 years of age, they must be accompanied by an adult
when participating in the prize.
Competition Period
(Clause
5
)
Commences:
13
00AEST
Monday
29 July
2013
Ends:
2359
A
EST on Sunday
2
5
August
2013
Entry
Details
(Clause
6
)
To enter, entrants must:
Tell us
what your defining moment for Indigenous
culture in the last 21 years is, and
in 25 words or less,
how it has affected
you.
http://www..abc.net.au/radionational/competitions/article/4839914
Maximum Number
of Entries
(Clause
7
)
One (1).
Judging Details
(Clause
8
)
Entries will be judged by a panel of RN judges, based on creativity of
expression.
Prize
(Clause
9
)
The
21
major prize winner
s
will win:
Prize
No. Of Prize
Available
Value (incl.
GST)
One (1) copy of
the book and CD
Gurrumul: His Life and His Work
21
$65 RRP
each
Prize Restrictions
(Clauses
10
-
18
)
See Terms and Conditions
Winner Notification
(Clause
19
)
Only successful applicants will be notified via the email and/or phone number
supplied on entry.
Rights in Your
Entry
(Clauses
20
-
24
)
Non
-
exclusive licence
Additional Terms
All work submitted must be your own.
642238
2
Terms and Conditions
Introduction
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instructions relating to the Competition on the Promoter’s Website form part of these Terms
and Conditions.
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y capitalised terms used in these Terms and Conditions have the meaning given in the
Schedule, unless stated otherwise. In the event of any inconsistency between the Schedule
to the Terms and Conditions (“
Schedule
”) and these Terms and Conditions, the Schedule
will take precedence.
3.
The Promoter may in its discretion refuse to award any
P
rize to any entrant who fails to
comply with these Terms and Conditions.
Entry Restrictions
4.
Eligibility to enter the Competition
is subject to the Entry Restrictions.
An entrant of the
Competition must be an individual and not a company or organisation. Directors, employees
and contractors of the Promoter and any agencies, retailers and suppliers directly
associated with the Compet
ition, or with the provision of the
P
rize, are not eligible to enter.
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ity is accepted
for late, lost, delayed or misdirected entries.
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Details
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Details
during the Competition
Period.
7.
Entrants can enter the Competition up to the Maximum Number of Entries. Entries
must be
submitted separately and each entry must individually meet the requirements in
the
Schedule and are subject to the Entry Restrictions.
Judging Details
8.
The entrant(s) whose entry is judged by the Promoter’s panel of judges to be the most
original
and creative (
and any judging
criteria set out in Judging Details
of
the Schedule) will
win the Prize.
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decline to award any or all Prizes, including where the judges determine that the
entry is not
of publication standard.
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to.
Prize
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are correct as at the time of the commencement of
the Competition Per
iod
. The Promoter
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th using the Prize including
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e to claim the
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y. If the Prize occurs in the Prize winner’s home city, the P
rize
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have formed part of the Prize).