1866 Photograph of Boandik family
Members of Boandik Tribe, Mount Gambier.
Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes
Aunty Michelle and the Boandik kids teach body parts in Bunganditj.
Thugi - Legend of the devil in the cave
This video is one of the Boandik people's Dreaming stories. This legend shows that movement over lands of different language groups did occur.
Boandik Acknowledgement to Country
Acknowledgement to country for Year 12 graduation in Sydney. Proudly using the Boandik language Bunganditj.
Weaving Eel Traps on Boandik Country
Aunty Michelle & Chrissy Pudney demonstrate and discuss the making of eel traps and dilly bags using traditional and contemporary materials collected from Boandik Country.
How the Emu got Short Wings - A Boandik Legend
Aunty Michelle tells the Boandik legend of How the Emu got Short Wings. The story illustrates the importance of honesty and that sharing and working together is best.
Ken Saunders Gunditjmara
Ken Saunders from Portland talks about some indigenous history of Western Victoria and speaks about his experiences growing up there.
The Fighting Gunditjmara Welcome Dance
This particular dance welcomes people to our country, we also introduce ourselves by celebrating our skin names.
Kuruk | Spearthrower. Avoca, Central, Victoria, Australia. pre 1888
This yerrick was acquired sometime around 1888 from the Avoca River area of central Victoria which is the traditional lands of the Dja Dja Wurrung peoples.
Dja Dja Wurrung seasonal calendar
Article detailing the characteristics of the Dja Dja Wurrung seasons, as told from local Elders.
Uncle Rick Nelson - Dja Dja Wurrung Dreamtime
In this excerpt from our Deep Trouble podcast Uncle Rick Nelson, tells of a feud between Mount Franklin, near Daylesford, and Mount Tarrengower in Maldon, central Victoria.
Uncle Rick Nelson - Rock well
Elder Uncle Rick Nelson shows Kelly Blake (Wauthaurong) a unique rock hole on Dja Dja Wurrung country.