KACHS

04/08/2026

https://www.konanggo.com/berry-island-bus-tour
KACHS is proud to expand its services through the introduction of KACHS Cultural Bus Tours, offering authentic cultural experiences that promote education, understanding, and connection to Country.
As a 100% Aboriginal-owned and operated business, KACHS is dedicated to sharing cultural knowledge and strengthening awareness of Aboriginal history, culture, and heritage. Our tours provide a meaningful opportunity for individuals, organisations, schools, and communities to engage in cultural learning guided by Aboriginal perspectives.
Through storytelling, cultural interpretation, and connection to significant places, participants are encouraged to deepen their understanding of the true history of Australia, while fostering respect, reconciliation, and cultural appreciation.
KACHS Cultural Bus Tours support the ongoing healing of Country and communities by creating spaces for learning, reflection, and respectful dialogue. Together, we can embrace truth-telling, learn from the past, and contribute to a more inclusive and informed future for the next generations.
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Guided by Aboriginal Cultural Educators, enjoy a Walk on Country, traditional Ochre Permission Ceremony, weaving workshop, morning tea and return transport from Sydney CBD.

30/07/2026

✨ Proud to have had the privilege of culturally supporting the Homes NSW NAIDOC event at Claymore.
A special thank you to Aunty Noela for the opportunity, guidance, and support. Always grateful to be able to celebrate, share, and strengthen culture within our community.

20/07/2026

🌿 KACHS was proud and honoured to share cultural knowledge with the Benevolent Society through a Walk on Country and a Deadly Weaving session. A wonderful day connecting on Country, learning together, and recognising the importance of caring for our land, waters, plants, and animals. Thank you to everyone who joined us! 💛🖤❤️

15/07/2026

I would like to sincerely acknowledge and thank Aunty Pam and Uncle Bobby for their powerful Truth-Telling presentation to the UNSW MTeach students yesterday.
We deeply appreciate and respect your willingness to share your truth, your stories, and your lived experiences. Your strength, resilience, and courage in educating future teachers and students is truly inspiring and invaluable.
Thank you and acknowledge Dr M Bishop for the invitation to for us to share this important session and for creating a space where voices are heard, respected, and valued.
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10/07/2026

10/07/2026

Happy NAIDOC Week - 50 Years of Deadly.
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Today, KACHS shared knowledge about the meaning of NAIDOC Week and highlighted the importance of our Elders, whose advocacy has helped create pathways for a stronger voice, equality, and opportunity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
We were proud to share this learning with the amazing team at E4 People, a recruitment agency dedicated to supporting the Aged Care sector. Together, through education, understanding, and partnership, we continue to celebrate culture, honour our history, and work towards a more inclusive future.
Huge thank you to Teagan for the invite-deadly!
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09/07/2026

KACHS greatly appreciates the invitation to culturally support Nura Gili's Open Day at UNSW through today's weaving sessions.
Thanks and are very grateful for Aunty Pam to share her weaving knowledge, cultural wisdom, and traditional weaving techniques with students, staff, and the wider community.
It was a great and deadly day of learning, connection, and cultural exchange. A special acknowledgement and thank you to Rachel and Beck for your warm hospitality and support throughout the day.
It was wonderful to see people of all ages, cultures, races, and nationalities coming together to participate and celebrate Aboriginal culture.
Thank you to everyone involved for making it such a memorable and meaningful day.
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08/07/2026

KACHS had the opportunity to host a weaving session with Pinterest today.
The Pinterest team, especially Paige and Izzy, were incredibly respectful and hospitable, bringing great energy to the experience. They showed a genuine interest in learning about and sharing our cultural knowledge, while enthusiastically engaging with the different weaving techniques taught by Aunty Pam.
We are grateful for the opportunity to share this cultural experience and appreciate the team's enthusiasm, respect, and willingness to learn.

06/07/2026

KACHS acknowledges the invitation to participate in the NAIDOC Community Connection Day in Campbelltown, commemorating 50 years of Deadly accomplishments. The event was a success with Elders, families, services, and the community in attendance, making it a day that was way too deadly!

22/06/2026

Great song Uncle Peter!