NGAI ITCHARLEE -GREETINGS FRIENDS

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I invite you to walk softly with us at Kanyanyapilla to support Traditional Owner self-determination to care for Country and Kin.

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Karl Winda Telfer, Burka-Senior Man Mullawirra Meyunna (Dry Forest People)

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Kanyanyapilla

Kanyanyapilla

Traditional Owner-led cultural, ecological, and spiritual renewal on Mullawirra Yerta (Dry Forest Country) at McLaren Vale.

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COMING HOME TO COUNTRY

Ngai itcharlee – greetings friends.

My name is Karl Winda Telfer, Burka-Senior Man Mullawirra Meyunna (Dry Forest People). Kanyanyapilla is an ancient campground of my ancestors. And now, we’re coming home.

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CARING FOR COUNTRY AND KIN

We know what needs to be done to care for Country and our young people. Support our self-determination.

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Cultural Education

Sit, listen, and learn on Country at Kanyanyapilla. Reflect on our shared history and support our journey towards truth and reconciliation.

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Kanyanyapilla. Mullawirra Yerta – Dry Forest Country.

PO Box 789 McLaren Vale 5171

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