TOP 30 First nations peoples in Claremont

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Welcome to Cue Claremont, located at Bay View Terrace 9 in the beautiful suburb of Claremont, Australia. As a leading clothing store, we pride ourselves on offering a unique and stylish range of fashion options for men and women. At Cue Claremont, our team is thrilled to welcome you into our store. With locations across Australia and New Zealand, as well as availability in Myer and David Jones, we strive to provide convenient access to our high-quality clothing and accessories.

Welcome to Country Road - Claremont Qtr, located at 23 Saint Quentin Avenue in Claremont, Australia. As a clothing and home goods store, we are not just a point of interest, but also a destination for fashion and lifestyle enthusiasts. At Country Road, we believe in celebrating the lands and waters that sustain us. We honor the rich cultural heritage of First Nations peoples and pay respect to their songlines, stories, songs, ancestors, and dreamings. We acknowledge and appreciate their generosity and custodianship of Country.

Welcome to Country Road - Claremont Qtr - David Jones, located at 9 Bay View Terrace in Claremont, Australia. As a clothing store and home goods store, we are proud to be a point of interest and a store that offers a wide range of stylish and high-quality products. At Country Road, we believe in celebrating the lands and waters that sustain us. We recognize and pay respect to the rich culture and heritage of the First Nations peoples, whose songlines, stories, songs, ancestors, and dreamings are woven into this beautiful country. We honor their generosity and custodianship of Country, both past and present.

Welcome to the Confucius Institute at The University of Western Australia, located in the picturesque Town of Claremont, Perth. As an establishment and point of interest, our institute is dedicated to teaching the Chinese language and providing cultural training to promote mutual understanding and celebrate the value of multiculturalism. Established in 2005, we were the first Confucius Institute in Australia and are proud to be part of a global network of 500 sister institutes across 138 nations. Our team of both Chinese and local staff work collaboratively to bridge the gap between Western Australians and the Chinese language, culture, and people.