Video

This is too good to be true!

What is it called?

Fantastic , thanks so much for sharing this , a great true Aussie group love the fun 🙂

Thank you soooo much!! 😍

Great show love it

Car battery power, wood floor now 🤳 √

Bravo! well done, perfect zoom-ins, and song.

I didn't come because i was sick😭

TOTO!!! Do do do tu tu… 😊

Pity we couldn't go there, only a few minutes out of Hermannburg and down the Creek Bed of the Finke ... if it's not under water ...

Nice sunset photos!

Very talented ❤️

Previously known as Killing Heidi. I am surprised she is still around and rocking. Good recording Gunter.

Thanks Gunter!

Wow! Great video Gunter

I worked at Harbor Lights Gold Mine in 1994 for 1 year as a Mechanical Fitter.$600 a week .6 weeks on & 1 off.Drive yourself there at your cost & back.At the end of this year I took a job on the Goodwin A Gas rig for 9 months & cleared $36,000 bucks.Good by to Leonora.

It reminds me of old mining town of Wittenoom gorge mines and townsite closed down from late 1980.s till now

Amazing talent!

Brava!

Nice clip - Chloe is really talentent!

Love the "Snowman" T-shirts! 😃

Nice blend of the band music behind this little clip!

Sounds great and looks like a good night.

Thanks for the trip down memory lane. Great choice of music too.

It's a pity that they shut the tourist line down in the end. Would have been nice to take that trip!

Fantastic video! Thank you Elke and Gunter.

Elke and Gunter, this is great Thank you.

A nice little video what a pity these homes were left to fall to pieces when you close the railway that's the result.

'Promo sm'

Nice clip, thank-you for the acknowlegement, but all the hard work is in the editing!

Nice blends between the band and the surrounding area. Better than showing the band only!

My mum grew up there. In the 50s & 60s.

Nice work, Eric.

Whaling around looks like fun!

Beautiful scenery with fitting choice of music 😊

Great little clip! Love the transitions and angles of the video.

Great editing of what was a faily average hand-held recording! Keep up the good work and post more music!

🤠👍 🇺🇸

Well Assembled! 🤠👍 🇺🇸 #28 Says hello.

Thanks for capturing this Gunter

Lucky to see Lake Eyre in flood! Great music track in the background.

Proably the best clip you have made so far - excellent pictures!

Great show 👏 👍

Missed this gig down Archies Creek , Saw Shane up at Nimbin on that night of that waste of Time & Money Vote,, Shane loved Archie's Creek i told him a Treaty, is the only step forward I can't wrap my head around "left" organisations which aren't fucking left, they are all full force capitalists backing this tripe of a Referendum . There's nothing in it for Aboriginal people - zero, zilch, nada. where the money is coming from to pay for this campaign. In addition to the problematic list of who is paying for this, there has been major red flags with people who been involved with Constitutional Recognition from John Howard to Recognise, the Expert Panel, the Referendum Council, From the Heart and now Yes 23. Graham Bradley AM, currently non-executive Chairman of EnergyAustralia Holdings, Stockland Corporation and HSBC Bank Australia. He was on the Expert Panel. Jane McAloon, a strategic and corporate adviser, former President of Governance and Group Company Secretary of BHP Billiton, former Director General of the New South Wales Ministry of Energy and Utilities, current non-Executive Director of Energy Australia. She was on the Referendum Council. Michael Chaney, petroleum geologist, Chairman of Wesfarmers and Northern Star Resources, former Chairman of Woodside Petroleum, former Director of BHP. He is a Director of Yes23. Catherine Tanna, Director of BHP Group Limited, former Managing Director of EnergyAustralia. She is a Director of Yes23. Joanne Farrell - worked in the mining industry from 1981 to 2020. She retired from Rio Tinto from the position of Group Executive Health, Safety and Environment and Managing Director of Australia. She was a member of the Senior Advisory Group that co-designed the Voice. Chloe Wighton - Lendlease First Nations cultural engagement director. (Lendlease is involved with mining and utility power systems and does work for BHP.) She is a director of Yes23. Mark Textor - His lobbying firm Crosby Textor (also C/T) works with Australia's mining industry, oil and gas retailers and renewable energy companies and conservative political parties globally. He was a strategist for Recognise, assistant to Noel Pearson on the Expert Panel and the Uluru Statement from the Heart, and now a director of Yes 23. His firm has been busted interfering in African election campaigns on behalf of Glencore. Bill Lawson AM, "a retired professional engineer in public works who had worked throughout Australia in Indigenous communities" according to the official blurb, forgetting to mention that he was the principal of Sinclair Knight Merz, a global construction firm fined for bribery. He was on the Expert Panel. Daniel Gilbert AM, Director of the Business Council of Australia (a lobby group which has attacked organisations such as GetUP! has a well understood campaign to divide Aboriginal communities for corporate benefit and is on record as having paid Sky News $1 million to further its conservative Business agendas). Additionally, Gilbert is Co-Chair of Noel Pearson's Cape York Partnership Group Pty Ltd which supported income management for Aborginal communities. He is Director and co-chair of Yes23. Noel Pearson - has been criticised for supporting the Northern Territory interventions. He is a Director of Yes 23, and was on the Senior Advisory Group. Pearson, a conservative and assimilationist wants Con Rec to "complete the Commonwealth". Mark Leibler - taxation lawyer with high net worth and corporate clientele, former director of seven companies that "went to the bottom of the harbour" in the 1970s. He was co-chair of the Expert Panel and of the Referendum Council. He is also Australia's number one supporter of the Israeli occupation of Palestine. Anthony Nutt - former chief of staff to John Howard. He is a director of Yes23. The list of Yes 23 sponsors is damning enough, without looking at who is behind them. It's the cream of Corporate Australia and the Mining Industry. ‘Just another’ twisted situation Always follow the money. It will tell you everything

Very pleasant 👏

This was one amazing concert to be a small part of ♥️🎵

Awsome

Great clip and choice of music in the background!