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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.
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Building strong relationships is essential to working respectfully with Taungurung People and progressing meaningful Reconciliation Action Plans.
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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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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 it.
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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 reading, listening to, and caring for Country.
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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.
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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.
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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 dharrang (hello tree) – a new Taungurung artist-led experience
wawa biik is pleased to announce a new experience designed and led in collaboration with Taungurung artist and Elder Uncle Mick Harding.
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