Waranga Dreaming
The previous story talked about a gathering of Kulin Nation people near Melbourne to administer justice in a murder case. In 1844, the new settlement of Melbourne was less than 10 years old. At the time, present-day Victoria was part of the colony of New South Wales (the Port Phillip
Waranga Dreaming
The most important Aboriginal tools in pre-colonisation times were stone axes. Recent stories have talked about the use of greenstone in producing the axe heads. Locally, the stone was quarried on the Mt Camel range. Quarried axe-heads were then chipped on one side to make a sharp edge. They could
All About Wildlife
One of the most magnificent species I have the privilege to work with is the Wedgetailed Eagle.
All About Wildlife
Winter is a time when many birds of prey find themselves in trouble. After the hectic Spring and Summer breeding season is done and dusted I usually have a bit of a lull in the amount of new bird patients arriving at Bohollow which may last for a few weeks
Colbinabbin
The Colbinabbin Hotel which sits in the hub of the town has been sold!
All About Wildlife
I recently rescued and relocated four tiny spur-winged plover chicks from a day-care centre in Echuca.
Our own Dr Mary Jo Fortuna of Rushworth has been awarded an Order of Australia Medal in the latest Queen’s Birthday honours list.
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