NAIDOC awards honour Rhoda Roberts for First Nations culture promotion
Rhoda Roberts, a proud Widjabul Wieybal woman of the Bundjalung nation, has been posthumously honored with the lifetime achievement award at the NAIDOC awards for her exceptional dedication to preserving and promoting First Nations culture. The cultural ambassador, who passed away in March at age 66, spent her life sharing indigenous language, dance, and ceremony with others. Her recognition at the awards ceremony in Alice Springs highlights her significant contributions as one of Australia's greatest advocates for First Nations heritage.
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Naidoc awards honour ‘fearless, brilliant’ promoter of First Nations culture Rhoda Roberts
Rhoda Roberts, a proud Widjabul Wieybal woman of the Bundjalung nation, has been posthumously honored with the lifetime achievement award at the NAIDOC awards for her exceptional dedication to preserving and promoting First Nations culture. The cultural ambassador, who passed away in March at age 66, spent her life sharing indigenous language, dance, and ceremony with others. Her recognition at the awards ceremony in Alice Springs highlights her significant contributions as one of Australia's greatest advocates for First Nations heritage.
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