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In the Media

wawa biik features in a range of publications, websites and across news outlets as we highlight the Taungurung story alongside...

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wawa biik Newsletters

Please click here to read the latest edition Just like the pride and purpose our Elders feel when wrapped in...

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plants from taungurung nursery

A place to grow – Taungurung’s biocultural resource centre on Country.

State Government support through the BushBank program – an initiative focused on biodiversity outcomes such as seed collection, nurseries, and...

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Two people riding the Great Victorian Rail Trail

Respect, relationships and the journey to Reconciliation – a yarn with tour operator Double Black Alpine.

Building strong relationships is essential to working respectfully with Taungurung People and progressing meaningful Reconciliation Action Plans. These relationships rely...

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Anne Burns on tour

Weaving a strong future for her grandchildren —we yarn with Anne Burns.

Anne Burns is a proud Nira balluk woman of the Taungurung Nation. Having worked for the Taungurung Land and Waters...

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wawa biik is set for tourism growth!

Big things are happening for First Peoples tourism in Victoria – and wawa biik is right at the heart of...

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Uncle Shane with culturally modified tree

Keeping Culture strong on Country: The passing down of Cultural Knowledge

On Taungurung Country, the making of cultural artefacts is much more than a skill — it is a way of...

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Group photo of Taungurung community doing Yoorook Justice walk

The journey of Truth-telling and Treaty

The Yoorrook Justice Commission published its final landmark report last week — a powerful and definitive account of Victoria’s history...

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yarning circle and welcome smoking ceremony

Finding purpose on Country: why the value of wawa biik extends beyond the tours.

In today’s world of work, purpose should no longer be just a buzzword — it should be a guiding principle....

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10 ways to take meaningful action this National Reconciliation Week

It doesn’t matter where you are on your ally journey, all that matters is that you’re on the journey. The...

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The significance of culturally modified trees

A hush settles over the group as wawa biik guests gather beneath the towering presence of a gnarly old Greybox....

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wawa biik team standing in front of bus

In the Media

wawa biik features in a range of publications, websites and across news outlets as we highlight the Taungurung story alongside the experiences offered.
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wawa biik Newsletters

Please click here to read the latest edition Just like the pride and purpose our Elders feel when wrapped in their possum skin cloak, we want wawa biik to be a warm and inspiring space that brings people together to celebrate and learn about our traditional and contemporary aspects of Culture.
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plants from taungurung nursery

A place to grow – Taungurung’s biocultural resource centre on Country.

State Government support through the BushBank program – an initiative focused on biodiversity outcomes such as seed collection, nurseries, and large-scale revegetation – has enabled Taungurung to take an important step forward on and for Country.
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Two people riding the Great Victorian Rail Trail

Respect, relationships and the journey to Reconciliation – a yarn with tour operator Double Black Alpine.

Building strong relationships is essential to working respectfully with Taungurung People and progressing meaningful Reconciliation Action Plans.
Read More
Anne Burns on tour

Weaving a strong future for her grandchildren —we yarn with Anne Burns.

Anne Burns is a proud Nira balluk woman of the Taungurung Nation.
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We acknowledge and pay respects to Taungurung Ancestors and Elders, past present and emerging. We continue to remain strong in culture, traditions and memories of those who have paved the way for Taungurung People and Country. We move forward proudly and thank our Ancestors for their guidance and protection throughout our journey.

The National Walk for Truth is a powerful journey from Victorian Parliament House to Parliament House, led by Travis Lovett, calling for a national truth-telling process shaped in genuine partnership with First Nations People. As part of this significant journey, the walk will travel through Taungurung Country from 21–28 April, offering a meaningful opportunity for local communities to take part.
Participants are invited to join sections of the walk in and around Seymour and Nagambie, walking together in solidarity, reflection and respect. This stretch of the journey is a chance to honour the strength, resilience and living culture of First Nations People while contributing to a broader national movement for truth, healing and change, culminating during National Reconciliation Week.

Register for a section of the walk on their website: walkfortruth.com

#solidarity #walkfortruth #taungurungcountry #celebrateculture

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The National Walk for Truth is a powerful journey from Victorian Parliament House to Parliament House, led by Travis Lovett, calling for a national truth-telling process shaped in genuine partnership with First Nations People. As part of this significant journey, the walk will travel through Taungurung Country from 21–28 April, offering a meaningful opportunity for local communities to take part. Participants are invited to join sections of the walk in and around Seymour and Nagambie, walking together in solidarity, reflection and respect. This stretch of the journey is a chance to honour the strength, resilience and living culture of First Nations People while contributing to a broader national movement for truth, healing and change, culminating during National Reconciliation Week. Register for a section of the walk on their website: walkfortruth.com #solidarity #walkfortruth #taungurungcountry #celebrateculture

We really enjoyed the opportunity to spend time with staff from @campaspeshire on our wawa biik cultural experience this week.

We are now taking group bookings for June/July, please reach out to hello@wawabiik.com.au to book your team in for the ultimate cultural learning experience, on Taungurung biik (Country)!

#culturalconnections #taungurungbiik #culturallearning #teamday #teambuilding #nagambie #goulburnregiontourism

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We really enjoyed the opportunity to spend time with staff from @campaspeshire on our wawa biik cultural experience this week. We are now taking group bookings for June/July, please reach out to hello@wawabiik.com.au to book your team in for the ultimate cultural learning experience, on Taungurung biik (Country)! #culturalconnections #taungurungbiik #culturallearning #teamday #teambuilding #nagambie #goulburnregiontourism

Today is International Women’s Day!

We’re taking this moment to honour the strength, resilience and excellence of deadly women across Taungurung community. Our women carry culture, guide our young ones, protect Country and hold stories that keep us grounded. Their work, both seen and unseen, shapes our communities.

Today we also recognise the achievements of women around the world who stand strong, lift others up and create change in every space they walk into.

To all the deadly women in our community and beyond: we see you, we appreciate you, and we celebrate you.

Happy International Women’s Day!

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Today is International Women’s Day! We’re taking this moment to honour the strength, resilience and excellence of deadly women across Taungurung community. Our women carry culture, guide our young ones, protect Country and hold stories that keep us grounded. Their work, both seen and unseen, shapes our communities. Today we also recognise the achievements of women around the world who stand strong, lift others up and create change in every space they walk into. To all the deadly women in our community and beyond: we see you, we appreciate you, and we celebrate you. Happy International Women’s Day!

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Subscribe to our newsletter today! Stay informed about what’s new with wawa biik and be the first to hear of experiences & events! to subscribe tap the link in our bio or head to our website. 🖥️: wawabiik.com.au

We are always so grateful for the opportunity to yarn and share Culture with our local government partners, out on Taungurung biik, where we can immerse people in our stories. Great to welcome Benalla Rural City Council Executive staff and RAP team.

After much rain, our wawa biik bus sloshed us through the mud, we had time for reflection and connection at our cultural sites, we tuned in to the diversity of wildlife around us and had positive chats led by our guides Matt and Ben.

As we`ve said before, this is not work, this is an honour!

Deadly group. Deadly day! Ngun Godjin (thank-you!). 💌

#culturaltours #taungurungbiik #taungurungculture #respectforculture #walkingtogether #culturalimmersion

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We are always so grateful for the opportunity to yarn and share Culture with our local government partners, out on Taungurung biik, where we can immerse people in our stories. Great to welcome Benalla Rural City Council Executive staff and RAP team. After much rain, our wawa biik bus sloshed us through the mud, we had time for reflection and connection at our cultural sites, we tuned in to the diversity of wildlife around us and had positive chats led by our guides Matt and Ben. As we've said before, this is not work, this is an honour! Deadly group. Deadly day! Ngun Godjin (thank-you!). 💌 #culturaltours #taungurungbiik #taungurungculture #respectforculture #walkingtogether #culturalimmersion
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