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A new exhibition at Castlemaine Art Museum honours the Guildford Biyal (Red Gum) with works created from the large limb that fell in 2024 - a pivotal event for Dja Dja Wurrung people and the broader community. Narungga artist Sarah Jane Hall is pictured with her work Seven Sisters - Mangga Mangiardi. Photo: Jade Jungwirth.

BIYAL brings connection and healing

Celebrating the funding announcement for Me-Mandook Galk Indigenous Education Place - a permanent home for Nalderun.

A beautiful evolution – Nalderun to build forever home in Chewton

Dja Dja Wurrung Elder Uncle Rick oversaw the making of the Reconcilation Seat made by artisan Pete McCurley. Photo: Diana Domonkos

Honouring connection

Pubsing leaders Stephanie Carson, Briony Phillips and Pete Bodin. Photo: Craig Gaston.

Voices for reconciliation

First Nations peoples and their allies came together en masse to commemorate Sorry Day at the Botanical Gardens on Tuesday. Indigenous advocate Vic Say and Nalderun CEO Kath Coff (pictured) were among the speakers addressing the crowds. Photo: Jade Jungwirth.

Acknowledging the darkest chapters

Monster Meeting commemoration coordinator Pat Healy is passionate about sharing the history of this pivotal event.

A significant part of our heritage

The Theatre Royal will screen the documentary film Bastardy in honour of the late, great Uncle Jack Charles this Saturday.

Honouring a legend of the screen Uncle Jack Charles

The Village Square has hosted countless events since the pop-up venue opened in March 2021.

‘Get Together’ to say farewell to the Village Square

Outdoors adventures rock

Welcome to Country

Indigenous land buyback: Mamunya crowdfund campaign

Aboriginal bush tucker farm for Harcourt

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