Tag: Dja Dja Wurrung
Malmsbury Reservoir bridge under repair
Malmsbury Reservoir’s picturesque access bridge is undergoing a major refurbishment of the heritage-listed structure.
Celebrating Indigenous heritage
Eve Lamb
The Aboriginal story of two local landmarks is being recorded and shared via a new public mural...
A Victorian first at Castlemaine
The November Castlemaine Farmers Market was historic. Market organisers sought permission from the Dja Dja Wurrung Aboriginal Corporation to adopt the traditional...
Market adopts First Nations boundaries
In a Victorian first, the Castlemaine Farmers Market is set to adopt the traditional boundaries of the local First Nations people for...
Cultural farming venture for Harcourt
Work has begun to establish an Indigenous Bush Tucker Farm at Harcourt.
"I'm confident to say we'll probably get going just before Christmas," local Dja...
Advocate speaks for dual naming
Well-known Castlemaine Aboriginal rights activist Vic Say has spoken out in favour of place-naming measures to acknowledge the region's Indigenous history.
Mr Say has been...
Call for solidarity
Hundreds gathered in Castlemaine's Victory Park on Saturday to show their support for the Black Lives Matter movement and our indigenous community as part...
Castlemaine Art Museum reopens its doors
A revitalised Castlemaine Art Museum reopened to the public last Thursday after a short closure for refurbishment works.
CAM will celebrate its re-opening with a...
New beginning
The installation of a new flag pole to fly the Aboriginal flag was celebrated last Friday at Trentham District Primary School.
Proud Dja Dja Wurrung...
