Little Sister Big Sister - LSBS

25/01/2026

NOT a date to celebrate. January 26 celebrates extreme violence and terrorism against First Nations people.

21/01/2026

January 26 is not a date to celebrate in “Australia”.

It is an inappropriate day to hold national celebrations. It is a day of mourning, marking the beginning of the dispossession of land, violence, massacres, genocide and survival for First Nations people.

We stand with our Brothers, Sisters, Uncles and Aunts on January 26. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land. [-O-]

SURVIVAL DAY. INVASION DAY. DAY OF MOURNING

Reminder: we DON’T celebrate genocide! No pride in genocide!

02/11/2025

Weaving workshop with Aunty Karleen 🧡

A break away from study. Tiddas made their own little baskets & bracelets to take home! Thank you Aunty & !

23/09/2025

✨JOIN US FOR OUR AGM! ✨
Little Sister Big Sister (LSBS) is excited to announce our Annual General Meeting (AGM).

WHEN: Wednesday 8 October
TIME: 6PM
WHERE: Online (via Zoom)
NOMINATIONS CLOSE: Monday 6 October

Are you a proud First Nations sista who’s passionate about empowering our community at UNSW? This is your chance to step up and make a difference!

Apply via the link below, and join the movement! 🌸

https://forms.gle/TLKBhAtB1SM2Z6mD6

15/09/2025

AGM Season is Here! ✨

Little Sister Big Sister (LSBS) is excited to announce our Annual General Meeting (AGM) happening on 6pm Wednesday, 8 October 2025 online — and we want YOU to get involved! 💖

Are you a proud First Nations sista who’s passionate about empowering our community at UNSW? This is your chance to step up and make a difference!

We’ve got heaps of positions available, and we’re looking for deadly women ready to lead, support, and uplift.

LSBS is a student-led initiative by UNSW First Nations women, dedicated to building strong networks, providing support, and creating opportunities for First Nations women on campus.

Apply via the link below, and join the movement! 🌸

https://forms.gle/TLKBhAtB1SM2Z6mD6

15/09/2025

Some of our tiddas working hard on their clay pieces at our previous clay-making class event! How deadly. 💕😌

01/09/2025

What a wholesome night at the LSBS Pottery & Clay Class 🤎

We came together to celebrate the end of Trimester 2 and to welcome everyone back into Trimester 3 – with clay-covered hands, laughs, and beautiful creations!

Big love to the tiddas who joined us and for hosting such a wholesome space.

06/08/2025

05/08/2025

LSBS Pottery & Clay Class!🤎

We are hosting our next event on Friday 29 August, to celebrate the end of Trimester 2 and to welcome everyone back to Trimester 3, at in Enmore!

ONLY 15 spots available for UNSW First Nations tiddas (students & alumni) only. First in best dressed.

🤎We focus on form and texture to make your vessel; be it a vase, a planter, a mug, or something all you!

🤎This class includes one final item, which is fired and ready for you to pick up around 4 weeks later. Yes, it’s functional - you can pop it in the microwave/dishwasher or plant a happy plant in it.

🤎LSBS will provide food. Bring your drinks! This class is BYO! Bring your soft drinks, wine, beer, whatever you’d like.

REGISTER: https://forms.gle/fAJy7XLJ4fweXxUP7

By submitting the sign up form, you are committing to attend. Since all associated costs will be covered we only ask you to complete the form if you are certain about coming!

03/08/2025

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26/07/2025

KOBIE DEE! 🔥

— UNSW NAIDOC 2025 Hosted by Little Sister Big Sister.

KOBIE DEE IS A STORYTELLER.

Kobie Dee is a 26-year-old Gomeroi artist from Maroubra in South Sydney, Bidjigal Land. With an innate gift for storytelling and connecting with young people, Kobie Dee is one of the exciting new voices in Australian hip hop. As an artist, Kobie is deeply engaged in his community through performance and community work, and his passion for his culture and people is inspiring new generations. In 2023 Kobie kicked off the year supporting US rapper Joey Bada$$ on his Australian Tour, backed up by hosting the Triple J Hip Hop Show and was nominated for Artist of the Year at the 2023 National Indigenous Music Awards.

Alongside serving as an Ambassador for Weave Youth & Community Services and being named “The Voice of a Generation” by GQ Australia Kobie also wrapped up several national live appearances, including performances at VIVID LIVE, SXSW SYDNEY, LISTEN OUT, and BIGSOUND 2023. In 2022 following on from the release of his AIR Awards-nominated debut EP, Gratitude Over Pity Kobie embarked on a huge headline regional tour through Gomeroi Country in NSW, and played his first headline shows in both Sydney and Melbourne in September, joined by UK rapper and The Guardian’s Ones To Watch artist, Jords.

Kobie also showcased his new material in Germany in September as part of the Import Export Open festival program, Wor(l)d Connects presents: Conscious HipHop, Roots & Spoken Word between Sydney, London and Munich. Kobie closed off 2022, with winning FBi SMAC Award for Best Live Act, the triple j Done Good Award for Enriching First Nations Communities and performing at the inaugural First & Forever Festival at Hanging Rock. Kobie was signed to Bad Apples Music in 2019 and has performed alongside artists including Briggs, Jessica Mauboy, N***y and Barkaa as part of Yabun, Sydney Festival and at the Bad Apples House Party at the Sydney Opera House.

26/07/2025

MITCH TAMBO! 🧡

— UNSW NAIDOC Hosted by Little Sister Big Sister!

Mitch Tambo is one of Australia’s most unique and electrifying First Nations entertainers, hailed as “the new voice of our generation.” Now an international sensation in the World Music scene, his debut album, Guurrama-Li, soared up music charts across Australia, the UK, the US, Europe, Asia, and New Zealand upon its release. He has cemented his place as a trailblazer with 14 consecutive number ones on the iTunes Worldwide charts. His rendition of You’re the Voice has garnered over 1 million streams, becoming the first song in the Gamilaraay language to achieve this milestone. He has been honoured with nominations for the National Indigenous Music Awards, Golden Guitar Awards, and Music Victoria Awards.