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There is more than one way to learn

22 July 2026

Sometimes learning happens in a classroom. Sometimes it happens being together on Country, sharing stories, asking questions and listening to those who have walked before us. That was the focus of a recent Cultural Walk and Talk at The Knob Reserve in Stratford, where participants in the garinga djimbayang project – Growing Traditional Foods on Gunaikurnai Country (Wurruk) – came together for a day of connection, culture and conversation.

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50 Years of Deadly at the NAIDOC Family Day!

10 July 2026

We’re still glowing from the NAIDOC Community Day at The Knob Reserve on Thursday. Check out all the photos here!

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GLaWAC’s NAIDOC Family Day is on again!

11am Thursday 9th July 2026

Our NAIDOC Family Day is again, bringing community together to reflect on the strength, vision and legacy of our mob!

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Young Mob! We Want to Sponsor Next Gen Leaders to Attend National Youth Forum

4 June 2026

Here’s a great opportunity for young leaders in community (and leaders of the future)!

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Learning to listen – eDNA training on Country

3 June 2026

For the past few years, GLaWAC has been using eDNA to help build a clearer picture of the health of the Gippsland Lakes and surrounding waterways. This year, that work is expanding westward, and so even more staff from across our On Country teams are getting skilled up by EnviroDNA.

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Young Will’s Spear a Powerful Symbol in Historic Handover to Gellung Warl 

21 May 2026

A proud moment for 15-year-old William Murdoch of Lakes Entrance.

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A turtle table for Hoddinott St

20 May 2026

From sketch to playground - a turtle takes shape.

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We’d love your feedback on the GLaWAC News!

18 May 2026

Members - GLaWAC News is written for you, and we want to know what you think about it.

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GLaWAC News Merbuck 2026

18 May 2026

The Merbuck (Autumn) issue of GLaWAC News is here, chock full of stories that celebrate our young ones, our Elders, our leaders and our connection to Country.

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Endangered Little Fish Get a Big Helping Hand in Tyers River

8 May 2026

Photos and video courtesy Victoria Fisheries Authority. Forming strong partnerships to help heal and protect Country means more good work gets done than we can do alone. That’s why we were very...

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