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Pathways to Partnerships

3 September 2024

The Gunaikurnai Land and Waters Aboriginal Corporation (GLaWAC) is proud to announce the launch of Pathways to Partnerships: Gunaikurnai and Major Projects at the Gippsland New Energy Conference today.

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Working together to heal Country!

12 August 2024

Our NRM team recently spent two incredible days on Country, training with DEECA's Southern Ark program, who have been working to suppress fox numbers in East Gippsland for 21 years now.

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It takes a village

5 August 2024

Our dedicated NRM crew has been hard at it on Krauatungalung Country near Buchan, working to restore and preserve our vital waterways. They’ve been busy planting over 2000 native shrubs, grasses,...

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Blak, Loud and Proud!

18 July 2024

For those that weren't able to make it to the Knob Reserve last week, and those that want to relive the awesome day had.

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12,000 years of Gunaikurnai cultural knowledge transfer

2 July 2024

12,000 years of Gunaikurnai cultural knowledge transfer discovered near Buchan on Krauatungalung Country.

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Welcoming Community to the Wangun Amphitheatre

27 June 2024

So great to welcome everyone to the Wangun Amphitheatre opening last Friday 🎉🎇✨ Such a deadly chance for us to get together and celebrate this beautiful new community space. The rain had...

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Artist call out – Honour Boards Project

19 June 2024

GLaWAC is looking for Gunaikurnai artists who are interested in redesigning the honour boards in our Kalimna office.

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Journey Through Time: Planetarium Schools Tour across Gunaikurnai Country

6 June 2024

Schools across Gunaikurnai Country recently embarked on an extraordinary educational journey, experiencing an immersive planetarium experience.

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GLaWAC NEWS MERBUCK 2024

4 June 2024

The latest GLaWAC News is out!

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Our deadly Katungal program gets national recognition!!!

15 May 2024

A collaboration between GLaWAC and Professor Bruno David from the Monash Centre for Indigenous Studies, aims to map and protect significant cultural sites across Katungal (Gunaikurnai for Sea Country).

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