News – Indigenous Leadership Academy

Tyrese is a proud young Taungurung and Kurnai man with a warm manner and great sense of humour. As an alumnus of the Ngarra Jarra Leadership Academy, Tyrese...

With the tennis world’s eyes on Melbourne, The Australian Open tournament has provided an exciting work opportunity for young people in 2025, giving them...

Tahlia Wheatley is a proud Yorta Yorta woman who first met the Buldau Yioohgen team through her love of tennis. In 2022, Tahlia attended the National...

Everyone had a ball when 150 participants from the Buldau Yioohgen Culture on Court program descended on Melbourne Park this April. The attendees had the...

Kahlea Spiby is a proud Wurundjeri woman from Echuca who participated in the Buldau Yioohgen program in 2022. She’s also an accomplished artist who has been...

Mungo National Park is a deeply spiritual place for Barkandji/Paakantyi, Mutthi Mutthi and Ngiyampaa peoples. The ancient landscape, filled with striking...

When Buldau Yioohgen’s new Cultural Engagement Officer, Uncle Les Corlett, went on a trip to Walhalla in Gippsland with Aunty Kellie recently, he was...

Uncle Les Corlett, the new Cultural Engagement Officer for the Buldau Yioohgen ‘Big Dreams’ Indigenous Leadership Academy, was thrown straight in the deep...

During August, 12 young people journeyed with BY to Darwin for the National Indigenous Tennis Carnival (NITC). Now in its third year, the carnival provides a...

At the end of 2021, AV welcomed Dr Shawana Andrews as it’s first Indigenous Board Member. Shawana is a Palawa Trawlwoolway woman with a strong connection to...