The Wolgalu elders have named this weeks spring high flow event to the upper #Murrumbidgee River “Gyack” after the Corroborree Frog.

up high on this magical #Ngarigu and #Ngunnawal and #Wolgalu country. vulnerable to colonisation and climate, it continues to shine

Today is the 9th of August; International Day of The Worlds Indigenous People!

As a Wiradjuri/Wolgalu man, im thankful for the path the old ppl have walked before me 🖤

There is much we can all learn, from IndigenousX world wide!!

Pic ✏️ by Stacey Evangelou

Calling FIRST NATIONS artists in Eastern Riverina. Marcus wants to hear from you. #wiradjuri #wolgalu #indigenous art #regionalartsnsw Regional Arts NSW #indigenous #firstnations #kooriart #koorimusic #waggawagga #tumut #cootamundra #gundagai #bland #westwyalong #riverina

#Tumut Wetlands = easy walking, clear flowing water, #Wiradjuri & #Wolgalu history & great bird watching. Saw 22sp. inc. Buff Banded Rail

Today I’m stoked to have been appointed Adjunct Associate Professor with the School of Psychology at University of Queensland.

A Wiradjuri/Wolgalu kid, who passed just 1 HSC subject - & it wasn’t PD/H/PE

Super grateful for the path I am following - I’ll be honest, i’m stoked

💖WISPC24 USA, has announced the conference speakers.
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Speaker Spotlight: Joe Williams

Joe Williams is a Wiradjuri/Wolgalu 1st Nations Aboriginal man. Having lived a portion of his life as a professional athlete, Joe played in the National Rugby League before switching

The 4 faces of Joe Williams - TEW Wiradjuri/Wolgalu First Nations man in Australia. Played in the NRL for South Sydney Rabbitohs 🐰, professional boxer, lived his life with mental illness. Joes travels to communities looking to empower youth with wellness workshops.
#sharethemicnowaustralia

Brungle Tumut Local Aboriginal Land Council and Duduroa Elders recently partnered with National Parks and Wildlife Service to share knowledge and protect Country by conducting a #CulturalBurn on #Wolgalu Country in Kosciuszko National Park. 🔥🏞️

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Would need this verified but this looks like a ring tree to me. If it is, how many more indigenous artefacts were lost (or found) in the bushfires this summer. (Found on neighbouring property.) #wiradjuri #wolgalu

When the senior threatened species guy says “wear shoes that you don’t wind getting A BIT wet”
My 1st frogging adventure under a full moon was great fun. Lots of #Booroolong frogs tonight on #wolgalu #wiradjuri Country. Perfect end to a big day #somethingtouchedmyleg

I’ve never once heard people refer to Maori as a first New Zealander;

So why do we refer to First Nations here, as First Australians..

Many of us (I don’t talk for all) don’t identify with or as first Australian!!

I, am Wiradjuri/Wolgalu...

Note, learn & apply!!!

Great planning session for our Lagoon Project. We will be working with Wolgalu man & NPWS Discovery Ranger Shane Herrington to build three canoes with the Brungle Community. #creativeriverina #firstnations

We're honored to have Wiradjuri/Wolgalu man Jo Williams as our opening speaker for #ALIVEsymp2023 presenting on 'Nurturing the Enemy Within'. A powerful presentation on overcoming mental health struggles. #inspired #mentalhealth

Proud Wiradjuri/Wolgalu man and Indigenous mental health advocate, Joe Williams - TEW has always represented the Red & Green with pride ❤️💚 #WornWithPride #GoRabbitohs

Wolgalu is a myth. Here comes the Ngarigo people.!! #Wolgaluisamyth

Joe Williams Wiradjuri/Wolgalu man will be the opening speaker at our 2023 symposium. Join us as Joe shares his powerful insights on nurturing the enemy within. Register here: go.unimelb.edu.au/wz6s

RDA Murray CEO Edwina Hayes has joined Chair, Mary Hoodless and her husband Peter at their home, Karoo for the first Wolgalu repatriation ceremony of Aboriginal artefacts found on an Upper Murray farm.

For more info about artefacts, contact your Local Aboriginal Lands Council

Sunset over the foothills of the Snowy Mountains on the traditional lands of the Wiradjuri, Wolgalu and Ngunnawal Aboriginal peoples.

Namadgi is an important place for the Ngunnawal people & neighbouring clans from the Ngarigo, Wolgalu, Gundungurra, Yuin and Wiradjuri nations.
These Bush fires continue to threaten sacred & significant Aboriginal sites, including rock art & artefacts #CanberraFires