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Walking on Country with Uncle Russell

Posted on Blog by Crystal Falknau · March 30, 2026 9:22 AM · 1 reaction

Uncle Russell speaks to a small group of people

Garabarra (Kissing Point) is an area of cultural significance to the Wulgurukuba and Bindal Peoples, and this cultural heritage has been recognised in an ethno-botanical trail. NQCC was pleased to offer two small groups the opportunity to walk on this Country with Uncle Russell Butler, who generously shared some of his knowledge with us.

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