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🪃 Gunai/Kurnai - Djabwurrung [-O-]
📸 Photographer 🔴
🥁 Drummer
📍 Naarm
🖤 Chloe & Raiden

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We’re all sinners…

📸: @djaambi_
🔪: @paigejjjj

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Thanks to everyone who joined us for the #NoRoomforRacism campaign launch in Brunswick on Saturday ✊🏽

This Victorian election, we’re coming together across First Nations, migrant, multicultural and broader Victorian communities to say clearly: there is No Room for Racism in our politics.

ICYMI: join our next barnstorm next Friday 16 October in Preston - link in bio to sign up 🔗

📸 : @djaambi_

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Save the date because #Ausmusictshirtday is back on Thursday 26 November!
$4 from every Aus band tee sold in Oct & Nov will be donated to Support Act.

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As the ARIA Awards celebrate their 40th year, two First Nations artists of Filipino heritage stand among the nominees, carrying the stories of their families, Country and communities onto music's biggest stage.

Mo'Ju, a proud Wiradjuri and Filipino artist raised in regional New South Wales, has spent two decades turning identity into song. Beginning with Mojo Juju & The Snake Oil Merchants in 2006, they grew into a fearless solo artist whose 2018 album Native Tongue honoured family, culture and language, earning National Indigenous Music Awards for Album and Song of the Year. In 2020 they embraced the name Mo'Ju out of spiritual respect. This year, their breathtaking Double J Live at the Wireless performance with Nicholas Buc and the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra at Hamer Hall is nominated for Best World Music Album.

DOBBY, born Rhyan Clapham in Wollongong, is a Murrawarri and Filipino "drapper", son of a mother from Tacloban and a father from Brewarrina. A classically trained pianist and jazz drummer, he poured his Peter Sculthorpe Fellowship into the stories of the Brewarrina fish traps. His 2020 anthem "I Can't Breathe" with BARKAA is now taught in schools, and his debut album Warrangu: River Story won the 2024 ARIA for Best World Music Album. His second album, Marshmallow, is nominated for Best Engineered Release.

Together, they remind us that culture is not something lost, but something carried. Their journeys honour Elders, uplift young mob and show children of mixed heritage that every part of them belongs. However the night unfolds on 18 November, they have already given us something precious: music that heals, teaches and brings people home.

🖤💛❤️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

📸 by @moju_music @dobbyau @balaluke @mr_nicholas_hm Ruby Boland, @princereyesphotography @jakenash82

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Do you like scary movies?

📸: @djaambi_

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I recently had the pleasure of sharing the story of @jeswri and his incredible artwork along with @edenncook ahead of the NFL Melbourne Game. 🎨

Shoutout to @djaambi_ for the bts snaps 📸

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Big thanks to @joerascalharleymelb for having @requiemtattoogallery on site at this years BIG Ride Day! And all who got a tattoo by myself or @robothunders photos by @djaambi_

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GRID IRON GIANT 🚃🏈🌃

@nflaunz ALWAYS felt like this unobtainable, colossal giant from overseas that would never grace our shores. When I heard the game was coming to town, I instantly thought of this kaiju, monstarr, Godzilla type kaiju player with a tram for a head/helmet. When I got Naarm a few years ago, I saw the signs.. nothing hits harder than a tram.

Stay tuned for more storytelling..

Catch this mural at #NFLHOUSE by @adobe (not a plug, just guiding where to go) — it’s hand painted on canvas, draped with the ball to match. Somewhere inside the kick off festival (rod laver)

Send pics :)
📸 @djaambi_
#JESWRI #NFL #NFLMELBOURNE #ABORIGINALARTIST

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EARCH MY MERCH @nflaunz 🏴‍☠️

Find my exclusive merch at the NFL Shop @ NFL Kick Off Festival — be quick, limited stock.

📸 @djaambi_
#JESWRI #gadigal #aboriginalartist #nfl #nflmelbourne

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@chasingghosts playing Sydney @goodthingsfestival 2022. Check in on your mates, tell your friends how much they mean to you.

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“I take any chance to be able to document my community and show the true essence of who we are as a culture, a people and as a community.”

Benny Clark: Reconciliation Week 2026 Portrait Project 📸

This exhibition has been extended until Friday, 14 August 2026 at the Hills Hub in Emerald 📍

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2026 VIC NAIDOC Ball photo by @djaambi_

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