Introducing the World Heritage Sites of Australia (2nd edition)
Hear from author Peter Valentine about some of Australia's most stunning sites.
Source: nla.gov.au
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Fuel management in world heritage landscapes
THE native vegetation of both Mount Eccles (Budj Bim) and Mount Napier (Tapoc) - and an appropriate fire regime with it - is the subject of an upcoming talk in Hamilton by a University of Melbourne ecologist, presented by the Society for Growing Australian Plants.
Mount Eccles Budj Bim Mount Napier Tapoc Plains Woodland Ecological Fire Group Society For Growing Australian Plants University Of Melbourne Mount Eccles
Source: spec.com.au
From saltbush to samphire: tasting the indigenous ingredients of Australia's volcanic south
The terrain of southwest Victoria is home to some of Australia’s best and most abundant produce. Dormant volcanoes are planted with vines, eels swim in crater lakes and the bush is a ‘supermarket’ stocking everything from wattleseed to warrigal greens.
Source: nationalgeographic.com
Tower Hill may lose its name as part of $11.3 million redevelopment | The Standard
The volcano could soon follow in the footsteps of other reserves.
Source: standard.net.au
$3 million Indigenous eel cafe opens on the banks of Lake Condah in Victoria
The Gunditjmara people have been dreaming about an eel cafe on the banks of Lake Condah for a generation.
Lake Condah Bim Mount Eccles Richard Cornish Braydon Saunders Tae Rak Aquaculture Centre Victorian Indigenous
Source: goodfood.com.au
World-Heritage listed Budj Bim Cultural Landscape four hours from Melbourne honours ancient Aboriginal ways of managing Country
At Budj Bim in south-western Victoria, thousands of years of history are encapsulated in a labyrinth of waterways designed to trap and fatten eel.
Source: afr.com
Thousands march in Invasion Day protests across Australia as dawn service held online
Melbourne ceremony livestreamed due to Covid and Aboriginal Tent Embassy commemorates 50th anniversary
Source: theguardian.com
A people torn apart by bloody dispossession and disease
White invaders drawn to a bountiful landscape unleashed a murderous assault on Victoria’s First Peoples in a brutal, illegal land grab that remains a stain on the state’s history.
Source: theage.com.au
A people torn apart by bloody dispossession and disease
White invaders drawn to a bountiful landscape unleashed a murderous assault on Victoria’s First Peoples in a brutal, illegal land grab that remains a stain on the state’s history.
Source: smh.com.au
A people torn apart by bloody dispossession and disease
White invaders drawn to a bountiful landscape unleashed a murderous assault on Victoria’s First Peoples in a brutal, illegal land grab that remains a stain on the state’s history.
Source: brisbanetimes.com.au