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have lived here on country all my life i

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grew up in a little place called yes

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we eventually moved out to a smaller

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it's out there that i learned about

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being an aboriginal man on country

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it's uh through our traditional

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way of doing things

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my dad took me out on country

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taught me all about you know bush

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foods bush medicines how to source water

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and basic survival skills on country

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am now in a good place where i do a lot

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of cultural heritage management work so

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basically a lot of the cultural features

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uh not a world country and uh

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where i take people out on country and

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show them

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basically what country is

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now a lot of people have said that

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been given that sort of

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in itself on

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our connection as aboriginal people to

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the land that we live on

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another oil country is uh

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covers an area of something like 17 000

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the whole of the ict sits inside our

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i can say that i've had the privilege of

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seeing a fair bit of that country

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due to my cultural heritage management

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not all people we have seven different

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uh my clan group are the yar people so

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we uh we're the ones that come from yas

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um we abide by

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rules and regulations like everybody

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sort of uh rules and regulations were as

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regime that we live under is our

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now every aboriginal group within

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australia operates under that law

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now if you look at the fact that there's

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customs and our belief systems from this

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uh onto you and country

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different different uh area all together

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the euro people for instance in that

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now like i said it's going to be done

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differently wherever you go

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the yacht people we're going to do it

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slightly different even to our other

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is we not only welcome you on to country

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you while you're here on country

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physical protection

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which is taken care of by what we call

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so that spirit of the land looks after

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you as you're actually walking around on

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country putting foot on the land itself

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you don't have any trips and falls and

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accidents and things like that and

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injure yourself in a physical sense

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which time we've become

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traditional custodians of the land

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when our time is up then we also then go

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back to the land from where we came

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that's where our ancestral spirits

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reside so they're our past generations

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here for a while and gone looked after

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the place and then gone back to the land

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past generations that have gone back to

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we touch them with looking after you in

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a spiritual sense because

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under our belief systems we know that

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there's bad spirit out on country

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spirit you can't see or touch or

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knows that they have their own personal

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aura now that's something you carry with

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you all the way through your life

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and there are times when you don't feel

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that good you know something on the

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downside sick or sad or something like

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we know that that bad spirit has latched

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on to your personal aura

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do bad things that you know because

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spirits then to remove that stuff

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because we don't want it here on country

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we don't want to affect you and we most

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certainly don't want it to affect the

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land that you're on

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to be able to get those spirits to come

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and join me in welcoming you on the

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then looking after you while you're here

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i have to make a little bit of noise

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and ask them to come and join me

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my way of doing that is

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i play my clapsticks

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and then i do the calling of the spirits

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oh am i being an honourable man and also

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the fact that i'm out on country a lot i

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have close ties with the land

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i can feel those spirits have now joined

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the spirit of the lamb will now look

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after you in that physical sense

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no ancestral spirits the ones that

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they're now looking at your auras

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checking out to make sure there's no bad

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but if they do find that stuff they just

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grab a hold of it

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toss it off country get rid of it

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the spirits do ask that you do two

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respect this place that you're in

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look after it and care for it as we have

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done for thousands of years

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respect and be kind and courteous to

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other people that you meet while you're

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so if you do these two things for us the

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spirits will then harmonize with your

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stay on an honorable country

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may the spirits be with you today

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tomorrow and for always

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i'll close off with some words in

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this land

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we've all come together today

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sit and talk

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welcome

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john yama thank you

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hello everyone and welcome to lca 2022

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i'd like to thank wally bell from the

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bruno niwal aboriginal corporation for

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opening welcome to country

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i'm speaking to you from the city of

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canberra which is on nunawa land

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i'm miles gutier and i'm your conference

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director and host for today let's get

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the show started

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last night

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we had our newcomer session

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and thanks to donna benjamin nicola nye

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steve ellis and hugh blemings for

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thanks a lot for that and we hope you

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all enjoyed the session

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our conference program is packed with

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goodies today is day one where we have

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namely go glam hosted by sarah germain

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and clinton roy

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open hardware brought to you by john oxa

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systems administration hosted by simon

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lyle and ewan mcneil

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note that the schedule is in the main

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after the opening day we will have our

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day two and day three bring you 48 talks

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conference system if you want a specific

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channel created just let the team know

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in the regio desk channel

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all of the talks are streaming to you

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through our four venue stages each of

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the stages are named after first nations

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words generally meaning hello

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these are kaya the new greeting from

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woman jacka the waranjari greeting from

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yuma the noodle greeting from around

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and kia ora the maori greeting from new

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this conference wouldn't be happening

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without these wonderful people 14

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volunteers nine core team members and

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the core team came together when we

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realized an in-person conference

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wouldn't be possible in 2022

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building on what was learned last year

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we hope to achieve even better results

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we also wouldn't be here without support

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of our fantastic sponsors

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one of our emperor penguin sponsors and

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a longtime supporter of linux.conf.au

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our other emperor penguin sponsor google

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our king penguin sponsors arm who are

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also sponsoring our outreach and

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inclusion program

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and our other king penguin sponsor red

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our royal penguin sponsors susa and

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think stream

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our adelie penguin sponsors instacluster

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linux professional institute who are

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also offering all attendees a 30

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discount on linux certification exams

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there's more detail on it later

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uh calabra who are one of our two

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sponsors for live captioning of our

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keynote sessions

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and codes construct who are also

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sponsoring the colonel miniconf

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our fairy penguin sponsor is elastic who

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are also sponsoring the live captioning

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of our keynote sessions

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our wonderful contributor level ticket

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holders

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and our in-kind sponsors sticker mule

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who provided us with all the stickers in

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the schwag parcels

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the sizzle for some of our door prizes

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and no starch press for more door prizes

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note that the there are discount codes

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in the conference website for no such

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press the sizzle as well as the lpi exam

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discount please go and check the website

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for details

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and come and annoy us in the regio if

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we've missed something out

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our carbon footprint reduction trees are

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planted by 15 trees also as a thank you

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to our keynotes speakers and mini conf

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organizers we are planting 15 trees per

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speaker to offset one vehicle each

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thank you to venulis

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the open source platform we've been

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using for the past two years for

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linux.com.eu

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and other linux australia conferences

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thank you to our wonderful auspices

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linux australia for making lca 2022

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possible i would like now to hand over

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to sarah germain the outgoing presidents

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of linux australia to say a few words

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sarah

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thanks miles woman checker everyone i'm

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coming to you from the unseated lands of

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the warranty people of the kulin nations

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and i would like to welcome and pay my

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respects to any first nations people

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that are joining us today

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linux australia is a grassroots open

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source organization that provides

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logistical financial and legal

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frameworks for open source communities

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in australia and new zealand

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we are proud to bring you this

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conference each and every year and i

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just wanted to bring up two things with

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firstly the linux australia agm is

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during tomorrow's lunchtime break and

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we'd love for you to join us

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secondly if you're interested in knowing

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more about what linux australia does all

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year julian and i will be presenting um

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on sunday at 3 45 aedt

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we would like

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we would love to have you come along and

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contribute to our project linux

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australia

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thank you to all that uh are attending

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today and tomorrow and on sunday

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and also thank you to the core team for

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organizing this wonderful conference for

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this wouldn't happen without you and

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back to you miles

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thanks sarah

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okay now we're going to get into the

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ever important housekeeping stuff

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as most of the conference team are live

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in eastern daylight saving time which is

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the conference will be operating in this

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all time shown in these slides will be

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relative to that time zone

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there will be a live illustration drawn

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for our keynote sessions have a look at

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the illustrator stage to see this

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note that you'll need to open the stage

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in a separate window or tab in order to

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be able to see both the keynote speaker

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and viewing the illustration at the same

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time

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we're here to help you

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please just ask in the regio desk

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channel in the venulis conference

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reggio will be open from 8 30 a.m each

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day until the close each evening

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remember to look after yourself we have

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deliberately put in breaks all over the

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place so you can get up grab a coffee

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chocolate snacks or just go and walk the

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one thing to bear in mind remember most

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of us are doing from home including our

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speakers we are sharing our knowledge

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with you and welcoming you into our

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homes this can be a vulnerable space for

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life happens so please be sympathetic

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we are completely okay with kids and

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pets photobombing us as well as all

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sorts of heavy vehicles and power tools

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making their presence felt from outside

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so please be understanding

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linux australia enforces a code of

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conduct for lca

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please make sure you have read the code

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of contract uh conduct you are expected

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to abide by it regardless

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if you need to speak to a member of the

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conference organizing team please dm or

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contact sarah or joel

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and that's s-a-e-r-a in case you're

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wondering

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or alternatively contact us at safety at

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lca2022.linux.org dot a u

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if you need help ping us in the regio

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desk channel or email us at contact

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lca2022.linux.org dot a u

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if you have a local emergency please

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call your local emergency number in

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australia this is triple zero

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are you on the socials

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tweet snapchat reddit facebook or

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linkedin us using hashtag lca2022

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or hashtag linuxconf a u at the moment

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we fortunately appear to own these

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hashtags unlike in some previous years

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share the swag you bought from redbubble

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with us or just point out particular

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awesome presentations you've seen

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okay we're nearly there

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just a reminder that our keynote

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presenters are brian kernighan

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kathy reed john o'bacon and liz fong

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jones with a special pdns presentation

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from anthony green tomorrow night

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keynotes will be speaking each morning

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schedules

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each day at 9 am following this day

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at every keynote session we'll be having

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we'll be giving away actual prizes for

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virtual door entry

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this morning we have a one-year

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subscription to the sizzle and a 20

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discount voucher with no starch press to

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after the drumroll and hope this works

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our prizes should go to

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richard van dieren

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you have until the end of the upcoming

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keynote to claim

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whoever is drawn first gets to pick what

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come to the regio desk and ping sarah

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that's sae ra again

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otherwise we will draw redraw tomorrow

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you