Due to insufficient numbers entering the I-Pod Touch competition the organisers have had withdraw the prize and close the competition.
We apologise and say thanks for those that made the effort to become a Follower. But you can still be a winner by coming along on the day and enjoying the free fun and entertainment of Aussie Battlers.
Visit the Northern Rivers Echo for more great stories and information on Aussie Battlers.
For info on the entertainment for the day visit- http://www.echonews.com.au/story/2011/01/20/the-culture-of-survival-day/
To read about the man behind Aussie Battlers Mitch King visit - http://www.echonews.com.au/story/2011/01/20/lyrical-aussie-battler-gives-young-people-a-good-r/
For info on the entertainment for the day visit- http://www.echonews.com.au/story/2011/01/20/the-culture-of-survival-day/
To read about the man behind Aussie Battlers Mitch King visit - http://www.echonews.com.au/story/2011/01/20/lyrical-aussie-battler-gives-young-people-a-good-r/
Deadly Dancers are making a guest appearance at Aussie Battlers on the 26th January 2011 at the Goonellabah Sports and Aquatic Centre.
The Deadly Dancers are a school age traditional Indigenous dance troupe who celebrate and present Aboriginal culture through dance, music and storytelling. The Deadly Dancers are mentored by Teacher and Performer Dhinawan Dreaming and have appeared at such major events as Bluesfest and Splendour in the Grass as well as other large events. The troupe are dynamic, exciting and have a lot of youthful energy that is sure to get the Mob going when they take to the stage at Aussie Battlers.
For more info. visit http://www.dhinawandreaming.com.au/dhinawan_DeadlyDancersMore.html
The Deadly Dancers are a school age traditional Indigenous dance troupe who celebrate and present Aboriginal culture through dance, music and storytelling. The Deadly Dancers are mentored by Teacher and Performer Dhinawan Dreaming and have appeared at such major events as Bluesfest and Splendour in the Grass as well as other large events. The troupe are dynamic, exciting and have a lot of youthful energy that is sure to get the Mob going when they take to the stage at Aussie Battlers.
For more info. visit http://www.dhinawandreaming.com.au/dhinawan_DeadlyDancersMore.html
Great story about Aussie Battlers on the front page of the Northern Rivers Echo follow the link below
Aussie Battlers Survival Day on 26 January will be jam packed this year with some awesome local and interstate talent, including uber pop-locker Enigma, the dynamic local Indigenous dancer and musician Dhinawan Dreaming, and Nimbin’s own graffiti master Zac Bryce.
The artists will perform their demos and showcases amongst the Aussie Battlers hip-hop comps and battles at Goonellabah Sports and Aquatic Centre on Wednesday 26 January.
Enigma - aka Lenny Trae from Frankston Victoria - is one of Australia’s top exponents of Popping and Locking, and will be running a pop-locking Master Class during the day.
The ‘Lock’ is similar to a freeze or a sudden pause and the Lockers’ dance is characterised by consistently locking in place and after a quick move freezing the move again. Popping is based on the technique of quickly contracting and relaxing muscles to cause a jerk in the dancer's body, referred to as a pop or a hit. Enigma is sure to excite the local hip-hop cru’s with his spectacular moves.
Dynamic Indigenous artist Dhinawan Dreaming will be presenting the best of local Australian Indigenous culture and dance on the day. Dhinawan has travelled the world playing Didgeridoo, dancing and using storytelling to promote awareness and understanding about Indigenous culture.
Deadly Dancers
As if that wasn’t enough to get you pop-locking off your seat, Nimbin’s star graffiti artist Zac Bryce will also be presenting a Graffiti demo on the day.
And of course there will be the Aussie Battlers hip-hop comps, beatboxing and rapping throughout the day, which is your chance to get out on the floor and bust some moves, to get in the running for one of the awesome prizes on offer.
Buses will be running between Nimbin and Lismore, and for more travel information, contact Mitch King at Youth Connections North Coast Inc on mitchk@ycnc.com.au.
To participate, just show up on the day at Goonellabah Sports and Aquatic Centre between 12 and 4pm on Aussie Battlers Survival Day, Wednesday 26 January 2011.
Youth Connections North Coast is putting on a free return bus from Nimbin to Aussie Battlers on Wednesday 26th January. Departing Nimbin at 11:00am and returning to Nimbin at 6:00pm. Numbers are limited and under 16's need to be accompanied by an adult. For more information or to book your place call Darmin at Youth Connections North Coast on 66223143
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