Series 3: Menindee, New South Wales, 14-25 July 2021, photographs by Darren Clark

series

14-25 July 2021

Graphic Materials, Photographs

9664766

41 photographs - digital, camera raw, colour

41 digital photographs of NAIDOC week celebrations at the Menindee Central School; the Menindee Health Service, including COVID-19 vaccinations; water management protest signs; the remains of the table grape industry; and water being released into Menindee Lake following the 2021 NSW floods.

Item 01: The front waiting room of the Menindee Health Service, New South Wales, 14 July 2021
Item 02: Registered nurses Stuart McIntosh and Rebecca Hardy in the emergency room at Menindee Health Service, New South Wales, 14 July 2021
Item 03: The dental room at Menindee Health Service, New South Wales, 14 July 2021
Item 04: Administration worker Stephanie Aull processing residents from the community before their COVID-19 vaccine injections, Menindee, New South Wales, 14 July
Item 05: Flying Doctors Penny Sutnons and Sarah O’Brien giving the residents of Menindee their COVID-19 vaccine Injections at Menindee Health Service, New South Wales, 14 July 2021
Item 06: A nervous Pansy Williams waiting to receive her Astrazeneca vaccine from Flying Doctor Sarah O’Brien at the Menindee Health Service, New South Wales, 14 July 2021
Item 07: Penny Sutnons double checking the amount of vaccine to be administered by Sarah O'Brien at the Menindee Health Service, New South Wales, 14 July 2021
Item 08: Menindee resident Pansy Williams receiving her Astrazeneca vaccine given to her by Flying Doctor Sarah O’Brien, Menindee, New South Wales, 14 July 2021
Item 09: A bus on the outskirts of Menindee covered in protest slogans for the Darling River cause, New South Wales, 16 July 2021
Item 10: The remains of the table grape industry at Menindee, New South Wales, 16 July 2021
Item 11: The Menindee Post Office, New South Wales, 17 July 2021
Item 12: A sign of the times beside the road on the way to Menindee Lakes from Broken Hill, New South Wales, 18 July 2021
Item 13: One of the holiday houses at Copi Hollow, with protest signs on its verandah, Menindee, New South Wales, 19 July 2021
Item 14: A freshly caught shrimp from Copi Hollow, Menindee, New South Wales, 20 July 2021
Item 15: The Darling River at Menindee, New South Wales, 20 July 2021
Item 16: A protest sign by the side of the road at the Copi Hollow Outlet Regulator Weir, Menindee, New South Wales, 20 July 2021
Item 17: A protest sign by the side of the road at the Copi Hollow Outlet Regulator Weir, Menindee, New South Wales, 20 July 2021
Item 18: A protest sign by the side of the road at the Copi Hollow Outlet Regulator Weir, Menindee, New South Wales, 20 July 2021
Item 19: Tourists enjoying the sunset at Copi Hollow Caravan Park, Menindee, New South Wales, 20 July 2021
Item 20: School Learning Support Officer Pansy Williams and teacher Bill La Gonzo teaching the Grade 1 and 2 students reading and writing at Menindee Central School, New South Wales, 20 July 2021
Item 21: Grade 1 and 2 School teacher Bill La Gonzo reading a book with one of his students at Menindee Central School, New South Wales, 21 July 2021
Item 22: Menindee Central School Principal Fiona Kelly, Menindee, New South Wales, 21 July 2021
Item 23: The senior rooms at Menindee Central School, New South Wales, 21 July 2021
Item 24: Looking across the playground at Menindee Central School, New South Wales, 21 July 2021
Item 25: NAIDOC Week 2021 notice on the blackboard at the front gate of Menindee Central School, New South Wales, 21 July 2021
Item 26: The original Menindee Central School building, now used as a computer room, Menindee, New South Wales, 21 July 2021
Item 27: Menindee Central School teacher Lauren Trevethan teaching her Grade 5 and 6 class, Menindee, New South Wales, 22 July 2021
Item 28: Grade 1 and 2 students from Menindee Central School learning to walk like emus in readiness for the big NAIDOC Day performance at the school in front of the whole community, Menindee, New South Wales, 22 July 2021
Item 29: Musicians from In Landscape, members of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, share their love of music and instruments with the children of Menindee Central School during NAIDOC Week, Menindee, New South Wales, 22 July 2021
Item 30: Hester Lyon and Alex Rosenblum, artists from the Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery, conduct a Young Archies workshop at Menindee Central School, New South Wales, 22 July 2021
Item 31: Taya Biggs working to inspire students in the Menindee Central School art room, Menindee, New South Wales, 23 July 2021
Item 32: Hester Lyon, an arts worker from the Broken Hill Regional Gallery, taking a workshop with the students from Menindee Central School, New South Wales, 23 July 2021
Item 33: The Menindee Health Service building at Menindee, New South Wales, 23 July 2021
Item 34: Kauleen Kerwin, the language teacher at Menindee Central School, making Johnny Cakes during NAIDOC Week, Menindee, New South Wales, 24 July 2021
Item 35: Kauleen Kerwin teaching the students from Menindee Central School how to make Johnny Cakes during NAIDOC Week, Menindee, New South Wales, 24 July 2021
Item 36: Cooking Johnny Cakes for breakfast at the Menindee Central School during NAIDOC Week, Menindee, New South Wales, 24 July 2021
Item 37: Performer and Cultural Educator Mathew Dayle painting a student from the Menindee Central School in readiness for NAIDOC Week celebrations, Menindee, New South Wales, 24 July 2021
Item 38: Students from the Menindee Central School give their NAIDOC Week performance to the community, Menindee, New South Wales, 24 July 2021
Item 39: Daniel Fusi, Senior Leader Community Engagement, at the Menindee Central School, New South Wales, 24 July 2021
Item 40: The spillway at the Copi Hollow Outlet Regulator Weir as the first fresh flow of water during 2021 is released into Menindee Lake, New South Wales, 24 July 2021
Item 41: A fresh flow of water being released into Menindee Lake from the Copi Hollow Outlet Regulator Weir, Menindee, New South Wales, 25 July 2021

In copyright:
Copyright holder:: Darren Clark
Please acknowledge:: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales and Courtesy Darren Clark