Mutawintji /2022-2024
Mutawintji (NSW)
Mutawintji (NSW)
Mutawintji National Park, located in northeastern New South Wales, is celebrated for its profound cultural and historical importance, alongside its captivating desert vistas and indigenous heritage. In recent events, the park's custodians organised a commemorative celebration, marking 40 years since the significant land handback, Charles F. Sams III, the director of the U.S. Park Service, visited the park to explore co-management strategies, and this year, a Corroboree took place in the park, echoing the last traditional gathering held on the site a century ago.
Mutawintji Cultural Festival
NITV | THE POINT (2023)
Videographer | Production | Interviews
Corrobboree held in Mutawintji National Park, 40 years on from historic land handback
Videographer | Production | Interviews
Corrobboree held in Mutawintji National Park, 40 years on from historic land handback
First Nations Comanagement Strategies
NITV | NITV NEWS (2022)
Videographer | Production | Interviews
U.S park service director, Charles F. Sams III visits Mutawintji National Park to learn about co-management strategies
‘Share our country’: changing the cycle of sorrow with Mutawintji cultural festival
The Guardian | photographer, journalist | 2022
Traditional owners of Mutawintji national park in NSW have created a celebration of food, music and art.
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Traditional owners of Mutawintji national park in NSW have created a celebration of food, music and art.
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