Resilience of regional children
By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC WITH the 10th anniversary of the Hazelwood Mine Fire upon us, new research has found that […]
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By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC WITH the 10th anniversary of the Hazelwood Mine Fire upon us, new research has found that […]
It was a clear, sunny, blue-sky day the day I learned I had breast cancer. The brutally unexpected so often seems to happen on such days.
Jason Brailey and his family were fishing at Tanti Creek near Mornington in Victoria in late 2019 when he noticed something on the bank opposite. Speaking with NITV News, Mr Brailey said he recognised what it was immediately and knew it was a significant find. "It was like a cheesy movie, it was like it was glowing," he told NITV News. After crossing the creek, Mr Brailey picked up the boomerang, looked at it, and saw that it was pre-colonial. Later, he showed the artefact to Boon Wurrung Elder, Aunty Carolyn Briggs and eventually took it up to the Australian National University in Canberra, ...