Walking the Wayapa Wuurrk Way with Wanda

18/05/2026

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18/05/2026

Yay! We love love love trees ❤️

There’s a magical solution to combat climate change that’s been around for centuries: trees. These natural wonders draw carbon from the air, cost very little, and help build our planet’s future. Yet, deforestation is stripping us of this powerful ally.

Trees not only play a critical role in the environment by improving air quality but also provide shelter, food, and support to countless species. We must protect them.

Let’s shift our focus to sustainability by planting more trees and creating a future that is green and thriving. 🌳🌍

18/05/2026

How will you be reconciling next week?

Celebrate and educate about National Reconciliation Week 2025 with our resources on Australianstogether.org.au. Discover lesson plans, activities, and information that help students understand the importance of reconciliation, and the role of Indigenous cultures and perspectives in Australia. Join u...

10/05/2026

That's pretty cool 😎

This popular resource is perfect for geography and science lessons. It focuses on six Aboriginal seasonal calendars and how the unique knowledge they contain helps the traditional owners to hunt, fish and collect bush tucker at the best time!

LEARN MORE: https://www.abc.net.au/education/digibooks/many-lands-many-seasons/101745488

10/05/2026

Happy Mother's Day to Mother Earth and all the women in our lives who are our Mothers, Aunties, Nanna's, Grandmother's and friends who play those important roles. Bless!

Gunni - Mother in Gamilaraay language
What’s your language name for Mother 🤎

06/05/2026

05/05/2026

For Kumanjayi Little Baby.

Vigils are taking place all over the country on Thursday.

🩷 Wear pink and light a candle. 🩷

Below is a list of vigils compiled online. If any are missing, please add them in the comments.

ALICE SPRINGS
Anzac Oval
Thurs 7th, 5:30pm

ADELAIDE
Victoria Square
Thurs 7th, 6:30pm–9:30pm

ALBANY
Alison Hartman Gardens
Wednesday, 5:45pm for 6pm start
Please bring battery-operated candles. No naked flames.

SYDNEY
Town Hall
Thurs 7th, 5:30pm arrival, formal proceedings start at 6:15pm

PERTH
Forrest Place
Thurs 7th, 4–6pm

KALGOORLIE
St Barbara Square
Thurs 7th at 4:30pm

SUNSHINE COAST
Cotton Tree
Thurs 7th, 4:30pm arrival for 5pm start
BYO rug or chair

MT CANOBOLAS (NEAR ORANGE)
Thurs at 6pm
BYO chair or rug, candle

CANBERRA
Aboriginal Tent Embassy
Thurs at 5:30pm

CANBERRA
The National Carillon
Thurs 7th, 5:30pm arrival for 6pm start
BYO chairs, rugs and candles

CARNARVON
Carnarvon Town Beach
Thurs at 6pm
There will be a sausage sizzle and water supplied.

LISMORE
Lismore Skate Park
Thurs 7th at 6pm

PORT AUGUSTA
Gladstone Square
Thurs 7th at 5:30pm
BYO chairs

PORT PIRIE
Port Pirie Memorial Park (at the rotunda)
Thurs 7th at 6pm

BROOME
Male Oval
Thurs 7th, 5:30pm–6pm
Aarnja is hosting

GERALDTON
Edith Cowan Square
Thurs 7th at 5:30pm

BALLINA
Ross Park
Thurs at 6:30pm

BALLINA
Shelly Beach (left side of the surf club)
Thurs 7th at 6pm

GOSFORD
Gosford Leagues Club Park
Thurs 7th, 5:30pm for 6pm start
BYO battery candles

05/05/2026

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05/05/2026

**SPONSORED CONTENT**

On tonight in Deniliquin.

Local businesses are invited to attend the Skilled Migrant Pathways Workshop and explore how skilled migration can help address workforce shortages.

📅 Tonight, Tuesday 5 May
🕠 5:30pm – 7:30pm
📍 Deniliquin RSL Club

Hear from an expert panel including the Department of Home Affairs, Regional Development Australia Murray, and Migration Institute of Australia.

If staffing is a challenge, this session will provide practical pathways and clear information to help your business move forward.

🎟 Free to attend, registrations still open:
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For more information, contact Lachlan McIntyre on (03) 5898 3000 or [[email protected]]

Edward River Council Deniliquin Business Chamber

04/05/2026

Rest. Renew. Remember. Wayapa ways....

My Wayapa thought for the day is about this wild orchid I came across on Barapa Barapa country yesterday.

As I walked with my cousin, looking for midden mounds and signs of our living culture and history I saw this little beauty. Growing amongst the trees and a fence line.

It's roots deep into Mother Earth, neighbour to a tree. Surrounded by bark, clay balls and on the edge of the oven mound. A beautiful sight. Like a gift. Wonder what kind of bloom it will have?

How did you connect to Mother Earth today?
🌎👣🖤💛❤️🌎👣🖤💛❤️🌎👣🖤💛❤️🌎
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