Port Macquarie Bicentenary 2021: Wakulda - truth-telling crucial to our acknowledgement of history

Tracey Fairhurst
Updated June 22 2021 - 12:42am, first published April 8 2021 - 5:05pm
As one: Aunty Rhonda Radley connecting with place at Queen's Lake, Birpai land on which we all walk and share. Photo: Silver Quinn Productions.
As one: Aunty Rhonda Radley connecting with place at Queen's Lake, Birpai land on which we all walk and share. Photo: Silver Quinn Productions.

WAKULDA means 'as one' in the Gathang language, the language of the Birpai people on whose land we walk and share.

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