Sadie is the President-Elect of the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Higher Education Consortium (NATSIHEC) and sits on the Australian Research Council's College of Experts.Ī Wiradjuri scholar, Sadie was awarded her PhD in 2018, entitled Nothing About Us Without Us: Protecting Indigenous knowledges through oral histories and culturally safe research practices.

She is the Chair of the Swinburne Indigenous Research Committee and the Cultural Safety Program Lead within the National Centre for Reconciliation Practice. Sadie Heckenberg is the Academic Director (Indigenous Research) and an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Senior Research Fellow within the Moondani Toombadool Centre (MTC) at Swinburne University of Technology. I think a walk will be on the cards tomorrow, unless the weather turns foul.Dr. I also have the liquid the meat had its first cooking in (a mixture of cider and water with bayleaves, shallot and peppercorns), and wonder if it might make the basis of a SOUP, possibly with lentils and tomatoes. I had bought two gammon joints, as they didn't look very big, and I have an almost morbid fear of not providing enough food, so I've got one (divided in two) in the freezer, which will be turned into risi et bisi at some point. I'd bought a shedload of CHEESE in lieu of pudding, but they actually brought a Christmas pudding (and cream), so we had that, and I've now got a fridge-full of CHEESE (and half a Christmas pudding) to use up. We ate about 4 o'clock, and everything went off very nicely.

They'd suggested a walk around the loch, but I reckoned I was too preoccupied with cooking it was probably just as well, as they said it was treacherous underfoot, and the paths hadn't been treated. I've had a lovely afternoon with my brother and sister-in-law - they arrived about 2 in the afternoon, when I was just about to put the gammon in the oven. Then last year's will go onto the shelf with a bit of a 'good riddance.' I'm spending a bit of time with my new diary to make sure I've got the notes I need in it from last year's. We'll be having a walk later and curry this evening using the rest of the roast lamb from yesterday.

Overcast here today, and slightly less cold. Fortunately the vehicle they came back with included the food recycling unit so we managed to get rid of the food waste after all and to give Mr Nen his due he dashed out when he saw them coming to make sure they took it. However, not all the recycling was done yesterday (sheer volume of stuff, I think, coupled with staff shortages) and they came back for the remainder today. Those who were paying attention at the end of the last British thread will remember I was a Majorly Grumpy Nen over a number of things, including Mr Nen neglecting to put the food bin out with the other recycling and bin collections yesterday. My year has actually started in a reasonable fashion. Love the thread title! I also love little new threads pets thread gently.

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