00:02A giant of Australian tennis back on the court with the rising stars.
00:07I love it up here. It's been a couple of years since I've been back to the National Indigenous Tennis
00:10Carnival
00:11and this tournament is such an amazing week, not only about the tennis, about culturally,
00:16for these kids to come together. Some of them this will be the first time they've travelled on a plane.
00:20Presenting a trophy named in her honour.
00:23It's a ripper that one. It's a beautiful trophy that was crafted
00:26and I think what I love most about it is it's not a trophy for an individual.
00:30It's a trophy for the state that accumulates the most points across the week
00:33and Queensland defending champions which is brilliant as well.
00:36A source of inspiration.
00:38It's really good to have an amazing role model watching and just looking up and just seeing her.
00:43It just really inspires me to work harder.
00:47And a little bit of pressure.
00:49She's actually watching the finals and a lot of pressure but hopefully I still play well.
00:52If there's a legend of tennis looking at you then you're going to have to play your artist.
00:58More than 160 kids from cities, towns and remote communities across Australia
01:03have come to Darwin for this festival, creating connections and sharing culture across state lines.
01:08We've got kids from remote communities with other kids that don't necessarily have that experience
01:14so seeing them both connect, sharing culture is really special.
01:19Forging friendships from Geraldton to Jilkmingen and beyond.
01:23It's good connecting with them a little better, getting seen them last year
01:26but this year it's fun to see them again.
01:28Winners on and off the court.
01:31Here are some respects from the majoric
01:32here in the cock room.
01:32Here are some tips-full fans from this arena.
01:33Now where have you installed the
01:33Video except for majors, but also as well, they have a very similar feeling.
01:37Here's a bit of finance here.
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