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Tarn Parker

Tarn was born and nurtured on Wiradjuri Country in Wagga Wagga. She currently lives and creates on Yorta Yorta Country with her two children. In…
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Kaye Briggs

Wamba Wamba mother & Grandmother, from Moonacullah. Her skills are flowers made with emu feathers & quandong seeds. Maker of emu string. Seed bead necklaces…
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Amy Briggs

Amy Briggs was born in Mooroopna and grew up on the Dungala at Cummeragunja. Amy is a proud Yorta-Yorta woman, mother and grandmother.  Amy says,…
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Frances Atkinson

Frances was born on Yorta Yorta country. She is a part of Galnya Winyarra (beautiful women) dance group. She loves to dance for her community…
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Mya Falla

Gifted the name Muguy, meaning constant in her traditional language, Mya is always seeking to further her cultural knowledge.   Mya was born and raised…
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Estelle Duggan

I was born in Wangaratta and have lived in Cobram all my life. I love painting, drawing, music and dancing. I love drawing with chalk…
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