iDIDJ Australia Didgeridoo Cultural Hub

ok so I dont know where to start. but here it goes. I am a self taught didge player Ive lerned some things from listening to gary thomas. "I wish I could play a session with him some day" In my opinion I own some of the rarest didges ever lol. my didges are all different in every aspect. I collected them from people who know an aboriginie or are aboriginies them selves. I play my own style witch ive yet any one to copy and I live in ny and wish with all my might to be an australian. Its the land that calls to me in my sleep and when I am awake. Not a day goes by where I get excited about the land of dreaming. In 2009 the victorian bush fire happend and devastated thousends. I went to the consalete on 42st and lexington and said how can I help I gave a 100 dollars and desided to take a couple of days off of work I went home grabbed animal " didgeridoo" and assended into the subways for 4 days and raising money. after the restrant AUSTRALIAN hosted a bennifit where I gave all my donations to the consalette and played a session. Truly I was busked all out after all the playing. But I felt great about it and if any one knows any australian aboriginal charitys I would be more then happy to do it agen. I love australia with all of my being and I would do any thing to be apart of her. I couldnt get a year work visa because its just to hard with the economey in america Ive applyed 5 times and 5 times been rejected. just bacause of money and a place of residence or a job in australia.

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Goodonya Danny, if I were the Australian Prime Minister I would give you honorary Australian citizenship!!!

About getting a visa, perhaps go for a tourist visa first which gives you 6 months in Australia.

Good luck and thanks for joining this forum, welcome aboard and hope we can help you realise your dream of coming to Australia

Guan