Media Release 20 April 2018 Warlpiri Elder seeks proud Canberra men for Anzac Reconciliation Dance @ Anzac Uncle Ned Hargarves is an elder from Yuendumu and has come to Canberra for the Frontier Wars Story Camp which is currently in session at the Aboriginal Tent Embassy. He is the maternal uncle of convenor of the Camp, Chris "Pelltharre" Tomlins. Uncle Ned is offering to teach and paint up a bunch of men (it's a men only dance), Aboriginal and non, to do a 'Reconciliation Dance' at the Australian War Memorial on Anzac Day. Inside the AMW if they are not turned away by the RSL and ACT police, outside in Anzac Parade if not. "I will teach the dance if I have at least ten men who will stand up and be counted for reconciliation in this time,'" said Ned. Such men are invited to turn up for the first rehearsal at the Aboriginal Tent Embassy at 2 pm on Saturday 21 April. Uncle Ned arrived came to Canberra via the Easter Confest near Mullamein. There he taught his Reconciliation Dance. A powerful event. See video here. Further information Chris "Peltherre" Tomlins FaceBook 0409 023 419 Graeme Dunstan Peacebus 0407 951 688 Hazel Davies, Floral Activist, 0409 153 552 FaceBook event Frontier Wars Story Camp 2018 Downloadable Frontier Wars Story Camp 2018 A4 Flyer Downloadable Frontier Wars Story Camp 2018 A4 Flyer Chris "Peltherre" Tomlins and Roxley Foley at the Aboriginal Tent Embassy November 2015