Dorothy Edwards, 'Mim-barrcherr', Linocut print on paper, 15 x 15cm

Dorothy Edwards, 'Mim-barrcherr', Linocut print on paper, 15 x 15cmUnframed. When I was a young girl, my stepfather took the family camping to Little River, which is a saltwater river. In the 50s and 60s, my stepfather was a croc shooter. I brought a baby croc home once, and we kept it as a pet in the backyard it had a little pond. Wed go up the sandpit, a freshwater lagoon at the beach, and go fishing for small fish to feed the croc. But one day someone left the gate open, and we followed the tracks to the big

Print Dimensions:  15 cm x 47 cm

The second is because the barramundi changes into a female once it reaches about 80cm

Hailing from the mean streets of the Brisbane suburb Inala

he has a strong sense of design and confidence in his patterning drawn from his Torres Strait Island and Aboriginal heritage

Ina's Story is an engaging

In the 1980s Roma Kelly told linguist Nicholas Evans about the brutal massacre led by McKenzie in 1918 at Rukuthi

You recognise this tucker by the big

Illustrated by High School students at Mornington Island State School

: Antibacterial & antimicrobial fabric properties

Cecelia Slade 'Beach Treasures I' 2024

Hand Painted with some having individual designs

It is told in both English and Lardil