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08 April 2024
Willoughby City Council’s first Reconciliation Action Plan has been formally endorsed by the peak national reconciliation body, Reconciliation Australia, paving the way for its implementation and further work in future. The views of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and local residents from across the Willoughby local government area were sought during a year-long consultation […]
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05 April 2024
Australian bush tucker, also known simply as bush tucker or bushfood, refers to native Australian ingredients traditionally used by Indigenous Australians for food and medicinal purposes. These foods are sourced from the diverse flora and fauna found in Australia’s bushland and include plants, fruits, nuts, seeds, insects, and animals. With over 5,000 species of native […]
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30 March 2024
The Dharug Strategic Management Group (DSMG) is leading a Connection to Country restoration initiative at the Blacktown Native Institute Site in Western Sydney, NSW, Australia. The BNI site holds profound state and national cultural heritage significance as the first Dharug Nura (Country) to be returned to Dharug ownership in 2018. Restoration Stories explore the work […]
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29 March 2024
Australia’s diverse ecosystems boast an incredible array of native flora, including an assortment of climbers and creepers that add charm and character to all landscapes. By embracing these resilient and adaptable species in garden design and landscaping projects, we can celebrate Australia’s natural heritage while promoting sustainability and biodiversity conservation. Whether adorning fences, walls or […]
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29 March 2024
Australia’s vast and varied landscapes are not only home to iconic wildlife and ancient rock formations, but also to a remarkable array of native ground cover plants. These ground covers play a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance, preventing soil erosion and providing habitats for numerous species. From the harsh deserts of the Outback, to […]
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15 March 2024
Banksia trees — with their striking flowers and unique foliage, are iconic to the Australian landscape. These native plants are not only beautiful, but also play a vital role in supporting local ecosystems. Cultivating a Banksia tree in your own garden can be a rewarding experience, offering a glimpse into the natural beauty of Australia’s […]
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15 March 2024
Preparing your plants for the colder season involves several key steps to ensure their health and survival during the cooler months. Here’s a guide to help you: Know Your Plants: Understand the specific needs of each type of plant you have. Some may be more sensitive to cold temperatures than others. Pruning and Trimming: Before […]
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28 February 2024
In the vast Australian cultural landscape lies a great linguistic diversity — Aboriginal languages and dialects. These languages have been spoken by Indigenous peoples across the continent for tens of thousands of years. These languages are not only a testament to Australia’s rich cultural heritage but also a crucial link to its ancient past. In […]
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28 February 2024
Long before skyscrapers and the bustling Sydney harbour, the Aboriginal peoples of the Sydney region lived in harmony with the land, guided by an intimate understanding of seasonal cycles. Their knowledge was deeply rooted in the natural world, shaped by thousands of years of observation and reverence for the earth’s rhythms. Sydney’s Aboriginal seasons are […]
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