Maree Clarke and Mitch Mahoney | My Country
Boonwurrung and Barkindji man, Mitch Mahoney has created two bark canoes, a red gum canoe and a river reed canoe, and was guided through proper cultural processes and protocols by Barkindji artist David Doyle including learning collecting bark for the canoe and healing the tree with mud.
Baraparapa Elder, Esther Kirby, at home
Part of the collection: Indigenous Elders wearing possum skin cloaks at Home and on country, Victoria, 2011.
Barapa Water for Country
On the 20-22nd June 2017 a Barapa Barapa Aboriginal Waterways Assessment was conducted at Hird Swamp and Lake Cullen, two wetlands that received environmental water during 2016-17.
Our Stories cultural activist Maree Clarke documentary 2018
Documentary about Maree Clarke.
Cloak. Barapa Barapa, Wamba Wamba. Kerang, Northwest, Victoria
Possum skin cloak made by Phoebe Nicholson in 2013 for the First Peoples exhibition. Phoebe is an artist, Wemba Wemba and Barapa Barapa Elder and healer who uses cloaks for community and cultural activities.
Bass Coast - Bunurong - Welcome to Country
This video was made in partnership with Phillip Island nature Parks, Bass Coast Shire Council, Bass Coast Health and Westernport Water.
What is a Possum-skin Cloak? | Maree Clarke
Marie Clarke is a pivotal figure in the reclamation of south-east Australian Aboriginal art and cultural practices.
Dja Dja Wurrung Great Stories of Regional Victoria
Talking generally about land management practice.
Elder Story - Gina Bundle OAM
Gina Bundle is a Yuin/Monaro woman and the Program Coordinator of Badjurr-Bulok Wilam – meaning ‘Home of many women’ in the Woiwurrung language of the Wurundjeri Peoples – at the Royal Women’s Hospital.
Axe, hafted. Hopetoun, Northwest, Victoria, Australia. pre 1920
This axe-head is made from greenstone - a rock typically dark green in colour due to the high chlorite content.
Elder Story - Maree Clarke
Published by Bunjilaka. Maree Clarke is a Mutti Mutti/Yorta Yorta and Boon Wurrung/Wemba Wemba woman from north-east Victoria.
Barapa Barapa Traditional Burning on Gunbower Island
On 1 May 2018, Traditional Owners Barapa Barapa partnered with Forest Fire management Victoria to undertake a traditional burn in Gunbower State Forest near Cohuna.