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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.
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 since colonisation, as told by First Peoples.
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.
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.
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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.