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Buff Club has been serving Darwin locals with a cold beer and friendly smile for more than 40 years. From humble beginnings in an old tin shed to picking up the pieces following Cyclone Tracy, we have grown with the community to become the club we are today. Drop into our air-conditioned club for a drink, bite to eat or to try your luck on the pokies, keno or the TAB. We regularly run promotions and are available to help you celebrate your next special occasion with tasty meals from our bistro and drinks from the bar. Escape the Darwin heat and enjoy a cold drink in our air-conditioned bar with family and friends. The Buff Club is fully stocked with beer, wine, spirits and mixers, all available at competitive prices. We have Carlton, Tooheys, VB and more on tap, as well as frosty cans of beer, bourbon and Bundy all on ice. We reward our members and patrons with low-priced drinks every day. Buff Club members also receive further discounts on drinks while accumulating reward points at the same time. Our loyalty system allows members to cash in their reward points for reimbursement on their choice of selected drinks. We carry a range of wines and popular spirits to suit all tastes. Enjoy a game of pool on one of our three 40-cent pool tables in the bar or take your drink outside and relax in our covered beer garden. For the patron who likes a punt, the Buff Club has you covered. Whether you like to dabble on the pokies, try your luck at Keno or place a bet on the ponies, you will find everything you need in our air-conditioned gaming area. We have 16 pokie machines, including 12 recently purchased machines with the latest technology and gameplay as well as note readers. For those who like sports and horse racing, our Foxtel and Sky channels are available to watch race and game results as they unfold. Watch interstate and international horse racing, dogs and trotting action. The Buff Club also boasts TAB facilities for the punter.

Australian Aboriginal art is the oldest living art tradition in the world, with paintings in rock shelters dating back over 20,000 years. The art includes naturalistic paintings of human, plant and animal figures, as well as non-naturalistic, or "abstract" designs with concentric circles, "u" shapes, and lines. The naturalistic style, predominant in Arnhemland in northern Australia, is often characterised by "X-ray" art, where the internal organs of animals are depicted. The abstract style, predominant in central Australia, originates from sacred designs used in ceremonies. These designs, originally for body painting, ground painting, and carved on sacred stones and boards, are now painted on canvas. Much of Aboriginal art relates to stories of the Dreamtime. This Dreamtime is the Creation Period in Aboriginal belief, when important Ancestral Beings formed the land and created the people, plants and animals. These Ancestral Beings, often depicted in the art, may take human, animal, plant or combined forms, and taught the people their laws and ceremonies. (Courtesy Dr. David Welch.) Aboriginal Fine Arts Gallery is a founding member of the Australian Indigenous Art Trade Association, which was established to promote the ethical trade of indigenous art.