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Beswick and Manyallaluk celebrated Harmony Day

By March 25, 2022No Comments

The Beswick ladies made traditional damper and a Polish cabbage stew for Harmony Week.
Due to the wet weather the ladies unfortunately were unable to cook the damper in the camp oven.

Damper made by the Beswick ladies
Getting the dough ready for the damper
Team work helps with the damper
Nearly ready to make the damper
The ladies sitting down to lunch after their hard work making the food – it was a great day for all

The ladies at Manyallaluk are busy making candles and jewellery for the upcoming Barunga Festival.

They celebrated Harmony Day by cooking a traditional Chinese stir-fry.

The Manyallaluk ladies got busy making candles
Well done to all the Manyallaluk ladies for
their candle making efforts
The candles are setting. Don’t they look fantastic, well done to all the Manyallaluk ladies for your hard work.
Getting the stir-fry ready for lunch
Cutting the meat and veggies for the stir-fry
The Manyallaluk ladies working together to make a great lunch for all.

All the ladies had a great day connecting and being together.

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Our teams live and work on Jawoyn traditional land. This encompasses the lands of the Bagala clans on Duwa Country in Beswick and Barunga, the lands of the Dalabon, Rembarrnga and Mayili people in Bulman and the lands of the Binjari people in Binjari.
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