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1. digital-classroom.nma.gov.au › extra-resourcesGulaga — Mount Dromedary | Australia’s Defining Moments ...

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   Djiringanj Yuin knowledge-holder Warren Foster explains the sacred significance of Mount Gulaga and shares his ancestors’ view from the shore when James Cook sailed past his country. Produced by the ABC in partnership with the National Museum of Australia.

2. www.nma.gov.au › exhibitions › endeavour-voyageTranscript for Mount Gulaga and gurung-gubba video

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   How do you tell a story about Minga Gulaga?

   • There are many stories about Minga Gulaga, some secret and some public, and dance is a vital way of telling them. Warren Foster has spent most of his life on country at Wallaga Lake and is committed to telling the stories of his people, through song, dance, music, film, and the more mainstream understanding of what storytelling is.

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   Why did Yuin people protest against logging on Gulaga?

   • Yuin people began protesting against logging on Gulaga in the late 1970s. As logging intensified, Yuin elders made claims to have Gulaga and nearby Biamanga recognised as Aboriginal sites of significance. Both were handed back to Yuin people in 2006.

   Gulaga – Mount Dromedary | National Museum of Australia

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   Why did people dance at Minga Gulaga?

   • Scores of people had travelled to the feet of Minga Gulaga (Mother Gulaga Mountain) to dance stories to heal country, as bushfires raged along the NSW coast in late 2019. The Bunaan was organised by Djiringanj Elder Warren Foster Senior from Wallaga Lake and was one of many nationwide corroborees held at the same time.

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   What did Barranguba say to Gulaga?

   • So Barranguba asked his Mum could he move away from her side for a bit and he went out into the sea to watch the actions of all the fishes and whales. Take care of all that. The little brother, he saw the big brother going out and he said to Gulaga ‘Mum, mum, can I go out too?

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4. www.austlit.edu.au › austlit › pageGulaga | AustLit: Discover Australian Stories

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   One of the younger storytellers featured on the site, Warren Foster, tells the story behind the creation of two mountains and an island. Warren is from the Yuin-Monaro people, on the far south coast of New South Wales and the main mountain-Gulaga-holds deep significance for his people.

5. dreamtime.net.au › gulagaGulaga - Dreamtime

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   Mar 3, 2001 · This story is about Gulaga, which is our mother mountain, our sacred mountain. It’s about her two sons Najanuga and Barranguba. Barranguba is Montague Island, that’s what the white people call it.

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7. www.nma.gov.au › gulaga-mount-dromedaryGulaga – Mount Dromedary | National Museum of Australia

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   Djiringanj Yuin knowledge-holder Warren Foster explains the sacred significance of Mount Gulaga and shares his ancestors' view from the shore when James Cook sailed past his country. Produced by the ABC in partnership with the National Museum of Australia.

8. alc.org.au › newsroom › our-stories-are-our-livingOur Stories are Our Living History – Djiringanj Elder Warren ...

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   Scores of people had travelled to the feet of Minga Gulaga (Mother Gulaga Mountain) to dance stories to heal country, as bushfires raged along the NSW coast in late 2019. The Bunaan was organised by Djiringanj Elder Warren Foster Senior from Wallaga Lake and was one of many nationwide corroborees held at the same time.

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    ABC Australia . · April 13, 2020 ·. Follow. Djiringanj Yuin knowledge-holder Warren Foster explains the sacred significance of Mount Gulaga and what his ancestors saw when Captain Cook sailed past Yuin Country. #WalkingTogether.

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