Bush medicine

Tea tree oil (Melaleuca alternifolia) Bundjalung Aboriginal people from the coast of New South Wales crushed tea-tree (or paperbark) leaves…

Deadly Dancing

Jay Currie from Great Lakes Community Resources Homebase wanted to help young Aboriginal boys gain knowledge about their culture. It…

Aunty Janice’s Story

The following extracts are from Aunty Janice Paulson’s personal recount of growing up in Forster in the 1950s. Aunty Janice…

Grannies Rock

This is a local Worimi story called ‘Grannies Rock’ told by three Indigenous Forster Public School students in Year 4….

The Yalawanyi Project

After securing funds from the NSW Environmental Trust Eco Schools grant, the vision of a bush track, bush tucker garden…

Terminology

The titles Indigenous, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander are colonial labels used to group many diverse cultures. Thus, it can…

Welcome to Country

Traditionally, when Aboriginal people travelled beyond their own nation, they would be welcomed by the Traditional Owners of that land…

Our history

The Worimi region is situated between the Biripi nation to the north and Awabakal nation to the south. The exact…