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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“Wealth is not about money” – a yarn with Noah
Noah Honeysett is a proud Taungurung man, Collingwood supporter and recently became a Dad which means he can now share more of his Dad jokes!
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wawa biik partner: Trawool Estate
Trawool Estate is named after the Taungurung word Traawool meaning wild water.
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Our youth rise to the occasion
After months of preparations and rehearsals, the day had arrived.
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We are well and truly in wayigalk (wattle) season as Taungurung Country explodes with all shades of yellow this spring.
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Home Ground Advantage – a yarn with Bonnie
Bonnie Welch (nee’ Cavanagh) is a proud Taungurung woman, descendant of John Franklin, self-confessed sports tragic and the kind of deadly person you always want on your team.
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A yarn with Brie…”Everything I do is for my community”
We love to take you behind the scenes to get to know our team.
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A yarn with Elder and artist – Aunty Jo
Aunty Joanne Honeysett is a proud Taungurung Elder, wawa biik Cultural Tour Guide, mother, recent grandmother and is also an accomplished artist.
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The back story of ”We Scar Many Trees” with the artist, Uncle Mick Harding
Uncle Mick is a proud Taungurung Elder of the Yowong-Illam-Baluk and Nattarak Baluk clans of the Taungurung Nation and takes pride in sharing cultural narratives through his work.
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