Must be nice to be able to spend taxpayers money on a joyflight.
And the Albanese Labour Government, cannot support our Veteran Games :people that served our country
Expensive trip for three people . 🧐
What about walking the traditional way out onto country, and staying and living there self supported lol
Vote no and be proud to do so.!
how to get in touch with your beloved country , so down to earth
Iam tired of this shit shoved down my throat
Did they have helicopters 60000 years ago I think not who designed it I wonder a black fella in the dream time . Can bag all white fellah but get to use all the mod cons . Let's all vote NO
More free tax payer Money. What a joke.
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What’s this CD osyy try ing the tax payer flying around in a helicopter looking at all the damage they have done burning everything this has to stop 🛑
I see they have the traditional helicopter
Oh the suffering these people have
Beautiful country
Yeah! "Traditionally burning the bush to kill or force the animals out for food.As was a well known fact before conservation and custodianship was latched onto to make comparisons with indigenous Americans and for public relations".
now they even free helicopter joy rides. Your taxes at work
Uunguu Rangers and Traditional Owners have been continuing our right-way fire 🔥 program on Wunambal Gaambera Country.
Last week we took out Traditional Owners, Veronica Djanghara, Simone Oxtoby and Karen Mangolamara (pictured) to look at the fire work we’ve been doing.
It is important for our people to live and spend time on their graa winya (family area). We really enjoy these trips out on country.
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Must be nice to be able to spend taxpayers money on a joyflight. And the Albanese Labour Government, cannot support our Veteran Games :people that served our country
Expensive trip for three people . 🧐
What about walking the traditional way out onto country, and staying and living there self supported lol
Vote no and be proud to do so.!
how to get in touch with your beloved country , so down to earth
Iam tired of this shit shoved down my throat
Did they have helicopters 60000 years ago I think not who designed it I wonder a black fella in the dream time . Can bag all white fellah but get to use all the mod cons . Let's all vote NO
More free tax payer Money. What a joke.
💖
❤️
What’s this CD osyy try ing the tax payer flying around in a helicopter looking at all the damage they have done burning everything this has to stop 🛑
I see they have the traditional helicopter
Oh the suffering these people have
Beautiful country
Yeah! "Traditionally burning the bush to kill or force the animals out for food.As was a well known fact before conservation and custodianship was latched onto to make comparisons with indigenous Americans and for public relations".
now they even free helicopter joy rides. Your taxes at work
Vote NO
What a load of shit
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Make sure you jump on one of our cultural rock art tours at Munurru (King Edward River Campground) when you visit Ngauwudu (Mitchell Plateau) in the far north Kimberley. Apparently they are one of 16 unmissable tours!!! Check it out: https://venturethekimberley.com.au/16-unmissable-k…
Nice work to everyone involved in the Munurru art tours and getting the campground ready for the tourist season.
Book your art tours through our camp manager at Munurru - Terry Marnga, when you arrive or if you are a tour group, email Rachel Beadle infouvp@wunambalgaambera.org.au
Be sure you have your Uunguu Visitor Pass before entering:
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Wunambal Gaambera’s Right Way Fire 🔥 program continues in the north Kimberley….
Uunguu Rangers are really liking using the fire stick,as it is faster and easier than using a drip torch.
“The fire stick allows us to complete roadside burning ready for the tourist season.” Tom Vigilante, Healthy Country Manager.
In this short video you can see how it works, as we do roadside burning at Ngauwudu, Mitchell Plateau.
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Looking forward to sharing our Wanjina Wunggurr culture with Uunguu Visitor Pass holders staying at Munurru (King Edward River campground) this July and August.
Get in touch with infouvp@wunambalgaambera.org.au if you are likely to attend. Tour Operators, contact Rachel Beadle; infouvp@wunambalgaambera.org.au
#junba #wunambalgaambera @mowanjum_arts @stevekelsallphotography @outbackspirittours @aptouring @kimberleywildexpeditions @spiritsafaris @kimberley_safari_tours @waitoc @westernaustralia @kimberleyspirit @explorewa4wd @charternorth @helispirit @rachbeadle @australiasnorthwest @wilinggin_aboriginal_corp @kswac_retail_store_broome @bushheritageaus ... See MoreSee Less
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Performing junba (traditional song and dance) at Ngula, Jar Island in the far north Kimberley, Western Australia.
Find out more about our Uunguu tourism experiences, email infouvp@wunambalgaambera.org.au
Be sure you have an Uunguu Visitor Pass before entering Wunambal Gaambera Country. If travelling with a tour operator, your tour operator should already have one, check with them.
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Amazing action photo in beautiful country.
Sue-Ellen Lacey
ROADS CONDITION UPDATE!!!!
The Shire of Wyndham East Kimberley advise the following;
· Drysdale River Station to Kalumburu Road/ Port Warrender Road Junction - OPEN - High clearance 4WD and light trucks only. Proceed with caution and drive to road conditions.
· Kalumburu Road/ Port Warrender Road Junction to Surveyors Pool turn off - OPEN - High clearance 4WD and light trucks only. Proceed with caution and drive to road conditions.
· Surveyors Pool turn off to Walsh Point - OPEN - High clearance 4WD and light trucks only. Proceed with caution and drive to road conditions.
For more information on Shire road conditions please refer to the Road Condition Report
or visit https://swek.wa.gov.au/services/roads-drainage/…
Before setting off make sure you have your Uunguu Visitor Pass: to purchase UVP
Happy travels…
#roadsopen #mitchellplateau #munurru #kingedwardriver @australiasnorthwest @waitoc @westernaustralia @stevekelsallphotography @outbackspirittours @aptouring @kimberleyadventurehire
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🤠 Heading up there on Saturday 👏🏼
Beautiful country we are blessed 😊
We had a great day sharing our Wanjina Wunggurr culture with cruise operators Carnival Cruise Line on Ngula, Jar Island.
Our Uunguu Rangers and Traditional Owners welcomed visitors to Wunambal Gaambera Country, performed junba song and dance and hosted rock art tours. Carnival shot some lovely footage to promote their cruise trips along the Kimberley coast.
Thank you to all involved Western Australia
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RIGHT WAY FIRE 🔥 continues on Wunambal Gaambera Country
Aerial burning work continued last week with Uunguu Ranger Ildephonse Cheinmora and Ranger Coordinator Shane Clugston completing ‘Aerial Incendiary Operator’ qualifications.
Nice work guys!!
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