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Palawa owned and operated tourism businesses
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Blak Led Tours brings you takara nipaluna (‘walking Hobart’) in the CBD, which is wheelchair accessible, and mumara patrula (wood for the fire) along the coastline of Trial Bay. Both are written and performed by palawa Warlpuri woman Nunami Sculthorpe-Green who tells stories of these places beyond the limitations of the colonial narrative. Follow Blak Led Tours on Instagram to find out about upcoming events and collaborations.
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wukalina Walk is a multi-award-winning 4-day/3-night Palawa owned and operated experience in the north east of Lutruwita/Tasmania.
Our guides share knowledge and perspectives as they lead you through beautiful bushland and along the coastline of Wukalina (Mt William National Park) and Larapuna (Bay of Fires). Throughout this journey, you’ll learn about the ongoing connection that Palawa community has to this Country.
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Support Aboriginal owned and operated food businesses
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100% Aboriginal owned, by Clarence Bruinsma (Yaegl) and Adam Byrne (Garigal/Gadigal). Bush to Bowl aims to create spaces where families and community members can engage with Australia’s native plants and traditional Aboriginal knowledge and culture.
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IndigiGrow, is a social enterprise from First Hand Solutions Aboriginal Corporation. It sustains people, land and culture through the propagation of native plants, including bush foods and the critically endangered Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub.
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Mirritya Mundya is an Aboriginal owned and operated aboriginal catering company. Using native ingredients and infusing it with other cuisine has been a great journey for us both, the connection with people in great spaces and providing a quality experience is something we get a real buzz off.
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Karkalla embodies our deep connection to Country and the rich heritage of Bundjalung land. Founded by Mindy, a proud Bundjalung woman from the Widjabul Wia-bul clan, Karkalla represents a return to her roots and a dedication to sharing the Culture, stories, and wisdom of her ancestors.
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Nornie Bero is the founder and CEO of Mabu Mabu. Originally from the Komet Tribe of the Meriam people in the Torres Strait, she has been a professional chef for over 25 years.
Nornie established Mabu Mabu in 2018 with a dream to make native ingredients the hero of the Australian kitchen. She started by selling a range of homemade condiments and spices at South Melbourne Markets and since then, our company is now home to over 80 employees across three departments; retail, catering and dining.
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There are many more businesses on the First Nations Bush foods and botanical alliance directory page
