From River to Ruin: Colonisation and Bark Canoes in Gippsland
Discover how colonisation disrupted Gunaikurnai tree‑bark canoe traditions in Gippsland, and how revival efforts honor their cultural renewal.
River Lives: Gender and Canoes in Gunaikurnai Waters
Discover gendered canoe roles in Gunaikurnai Country: women cooking shellfish, men spear fishing, and shared knowledge on Gippsland waterways.
Crafting the Current: How Bark Canoes Were Built in South-East Australia
How were bark canoes built? Discover the traditional construction methods used by Aboriginal people in Gippsland, from tree to waterway.
Waterways of Memory: The Diversity of Aboriginal Watercraft in Australia
Explore the rich traditions of Aboriginal watercraft across Australia, with a focus on the bark canoes of Gippsland’s GunaiKurnai people.
The Rise and Ruin of Victoria’s Oyster Empire: Port Albert’s Forgotten Boom
Once teeming with native oysters, Port Albert’s waters tell a story of colonial greed, ecological collapse, and the long road to cultural and environmental repair.
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