Get to know the people of the Eastern Kulin Nations featured in Biik Milboo Dhumba | Country is Always Talking, with our video series.
Learn how each individual values and connects with Country and culture in a variety of ways, whether through art, nature, story or song.
Episode 1
Barry Gilson shares stories of creation and the history of his people through song and storytelling.
Episode 2
Uncle Dave Wandin shows how fire is an integral part of keeping Country healthy.
Episode 3
N’Arweet Dr Caroline Briggs explains how the restoration of a former golf course has created a wetland haven and a place for people to reconnect with Country.
Episode 4
Mick Harding uses the First People’s practice of tree scarring tell stories that connect him to culture and Country.
Episode 5
Cassie Leatham shares her expertise in First People's food harvest practices, from wattle tree lollipops to eel traps.
Episode 6
Sisters Tyali and Imani Nelson share the importance of passing on cultural knowledge to future generations.
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