Category: Aboriginal
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Hay Gaol New South Wales
Hay Gaol New South Wales Built in the late 1870s and officially opened in 1880, Hay Gaol has served as a prison, maternity hospital, Prisoner of War detention centre, institute for girls and now as a museum. Getting There Located in Church Street Hay, the gaol is easy to find and there is plenty of Read more
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Berri Bridge Mural in the South Australian Riverland
Berri Bridge Mural The Berri Bridge Mural, located beneath the Sturt Highway bridge across the Murray River in South Australia, is one of the Riverland’s most significant public artworks. It blends community effort, Indigenous storytelling, and regional identity into a single, striking visual statement. First completed in 1997, the mural was commissioned by Transport SA, Read more
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Elvina Aboriginal Engraving Site
Elvina Aboriginal Engraving Site The Elvina Aboriginal Engraving Site is one of the most significant cultural heritage locations within Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, north of Sydney. It provides a glimpse into the lives, beliefs, and traditions of the Guringai (Kuringgai) people, the traditional custodians of this area, who created extensive rock engravings across the sandstone Read more