Cook from Warndu Mai
Bushfood brittle
The perfect sweet and sour candy. Sweet from the brittle and sour from the tangy limes. A great gift for every occasion, too.
Damien s damper
An all-round show-stopper, this one. Impress your mates with your bread-making skills, with little skill at all! Try playing around with any bush spice until you find your favourite. This is best cooked in a fire but an oven will do just as well.
Urti pie
This recipe is so special to us as it comes from Damien’s Nana Barb, who has since passed away. Most of Damien’s family members make this pie, which is renowned in the Flinders Ranges, home of the urti (quandong).
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The cultural authority of First Nations lives on in our giilangs, our stories. Come and hear them
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The cultural authority of First Nations lives on in our giilangs, our stories. Come and hear them
Teela ReidLawyer and Wiradjuri/Wailwan woman
June 3, 2021 7.10pm
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My love for storytelling developed from my time growing up in my community, Gilgandra in western NSW, sitting around the campfire, under the stars, listening to my elders tell yarns about the first law of the land and their truth. The wisdom within First Nations stories is a gift to the world. Recently, this passion transpired into what has become known as @blackfulla bookclub, an online space sharing stories that honour our ancestors as the original storytellers.
Seven unmissable events to catch at Melbourne Knowledge Week Sui Zhen
Words by Tammy Walters
From interactive experiences to discussions and live music performances, Melbourne Knowledge Week’s 2021 program has something for everyone.
Parks and Recreation’s favourite sarcasm-slayer, April Ludgate, once said: “Time is money, money is power, power is pizza, and pizza is knowledge”. But pepperoni will have to step aside because Melbourne Knowledge Week (MKW) is about to be served!
City of Melbourne have pulled together an appetising menu of events to feed hungry minds across seven days from Monday April 26 until Sunday May 2.
With the vision of sparking exploration, discussion, idea sharing, innovative thinking and challenging assumptions, this years’ MKW program will focus on connecting people, places, research and technology to imagine the city of the future. And the best part, most of the events are FREE!