Our Yarns
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.
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).
GLaWAC Hub Morwell Opening!
2 April 2024
After months of planning, we were stoked to finally open the new Community Economic Hub in Morwell in March.
Artist Call Out!
28 March 2024
GLaWAC are looking for Gunaikurnai artists to create an artwork that reflects the energy of Country, community and culture.
Artists Callout for the Morwell Hub Branding Project – Expression of Interest
26 February 2024
Calling all Gunaikurnai artists, we need your help! With the new offices in Morwell about to be opened we want to make the front of the building look deadly as. We want to invite all you creatives to submit an expression of interest to design us up some artwork for the front signage area, as well as the front windows.
Upgrading Angusvale
29 January 2024
Visitors to Angusvale, on Brayakalung Country in the Mitchell River National Park, will soon have more opportunities to connect with nature with upgrades to the much-loved camping area which began in November.
Yarnda for the Knob Reserve
22 January 2024
What a perfect morning down at the Knob Reserve on Brayakaulung country, officially launching four new drinking fountains, featuring deadly artwork by Robbie Farnham, on site.
Shell yeah, brother!
4 December 2023
Over the past couple of months, GLaWAC and the VFA have been out on oyster trial sites to install some posts and tweak our method for keeping the oysters happy and growing well.
Returning culture to Country
6 November 2023
The GLaWAC landscaping team are playing a pivotal role in sharing the cultural stories of our people, creating two new cultural gardens and a deadly new sculptural seat near the Lakes Entrance footbridge.
