How a walk up a mountain is connecting people to Tasmania's Aboriginal history
Share on Twitter It's almost midday in north-east Tasmania, and Hank Horton is making instant coffee on top of a mountain, surrounded by a group of keen listeners. The mountain is called wukalina, which means 'women's breast' in the Tasmanian Aboriginal language palawa kani. The mountain was named due to its shape. Wukalina means 'women's breast' in the Tasmanian Aboriginal language. SBS News: Sarah Maunder Hank is an Aboriginal man and the lead guide for the wukalina walk; a four-day, three-night bushwalk and cultural experience in the north-east of Tasmania. When Hank stands ...
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