Vivid Indigenous Services

05/07/2021

Vivid Indigenous Services has been very busy leading up to 2021 NAIDOC Week.

With the launch of Gai-Mariagal Festival last month, Sorry Day Event and the release of our Vivid Voices Podcast showcasing inspirational guests hoping to drive meaningful change for our First Nations Peoples.

Let's work together to 'Heal Country', by embracing First Nation's cultural knowledge and understanding of Country as part of Australia's national heritage.

22/06/2021

Jump onto Spotify and listen to our latest podcast featuring Nareen Young, Professor of Indigenous Policy at Jumbunna Institute of Indigenous Education and Research.

04/06/2021

27/05/2021

On , we stand in solidarity with our First Nations People and we acknowledge the trauma of the stolen generations. We recognise that these past injustices continue to be a cause of inter-generational trauma for Indigenous people, their families and their communities. We all have a part to play in the healing process of our nation.

25/05/2021

We had a lovely evening celebrating the launch of the annual Gai-Mariagal Festival at Taronga Zoo. Supported by Vivid Indigenous Services, the Gai-Mariagal Festival is a celebration of the oldest living culture on this planet and had it's 21st birthday this year.

11/05/2021

It's time to talk...
Introducing Vivid Voices - a podcast series by Vivid Indigenous Services. We're listening, learning and healing.

Vivid is a 100% locally owned and operated cleaning and property services company that believes in looking after people - and, we look after a lot. Founded by Scott Agnew, Vivid has a national footprint that delivers cleaning services to more than 2,500 sites nationally. Our dedicated and highly sk...

03/05/2021

Morning all.

We’ve got a lot to talk about – and we wanted you to hear it first.

Please check out the first episode of our brand new Podcast series Vivid Voices – an industry-leading initiative of Vivid Indigenous Services.

Hosted by experienced broadcaster and Vivid consultant Matt White, Vivid Voices is a series that hopes to reframe perceptions about our First Nations Peoples. We are exploring the past and reflecting on the present as we aim to create a more aspirational and prosperous future for everyone. Vivid Voices is honest and open - and a discussion we need to have.

Episode 1 features VIS/VPS founder Scott Agnew and VIS Director Susan Moylan-Coombs.

Listen now:

Listen to Vivid Voices on Spotify. Hosted by experienced broadcaster Matt White, Vivid Voices is a series that hopes to reframe perceptions about our First Nations Peoples.As we explore the past and reflect on the present, we aim to create a more aspirational and prosperous future for everyone. Thes...

24/02/2021

Alicia Bragg's (Wiradjuri Wani) heartwarming reflection on the VIS Healing Ceremony that was held on January 26.

29/01/2021

https://manlyobserver.com.au/local-indigenous-healing-ceremony-plans-for-national-rollout/

It wasn’t all party boats and excitable teens along the esplanade on Australia Day, beachgoers down at Collins Flat Beach in Manly were instead witness to an emotional healing ceremony led by local indigenous figure Susan Moylan-Coombs.

27/01/2021

Vivid Indigenous Services supports local emotional healing ceremony on January 26, 2021.

13/11/2020

Susan Moylan Coombs shares her views on the theme for NAIDOC week 2020: Always was, always will be.

12/11/2020

It’s been a busy NAIDOC Week on the road for our Vivid Indigenous Services main man Jade North .. but he’s pulled over to send this message.