DHULU BUURRA
Translated as "Message Stick" in Gamilaraay
 We’re excited to announce that we have secured NSW Government funding to establish the Walhallow Aboriginal Cultural Tourism Business! This project will build a strong foundation for a sustainable, community-led tourism venture, celebrating Gamilaroi culture while creating employment opportunities. This funding is a game-changer for our community, and we can’t wait to share our culture with the world. Stay tuned! #GamilaroiPride
An event to keep on your radar. On 9 December 2023, we will celebrate the 30th year anniversary of the Annie Taylor Health Post. Further information on this exciting event will be available soon.
 We are excited to announce AquaWest have come on board as a partner of the Walhallow Community Infrastructure Project. Thanks to Brett and the team for your generous contribution of product and materials to this project. This goes a long way in supporting our goal which is to improve all amenity in our community.
1/5/2023 WCIP Request for FundingWalhallow Local Aboriginal Land Council identified the need to have existing infrastructure in the community upgraded (Walhallow Community Infrastructure Project). This relates to the Annie Taylor Health Post and Hall. The old Childcare Centre will be repurposed to make way for our new Cultural Centre. We have since developed a ‘Request for Funding’ document which has been circulated to prospective partners. It is with optimism, these much-needed works commence in 2023. To review the ‘Request for Funding’ document please click here.  We have over 60 species of native and edible plants in our garden. To find out more about our local Aboriginal bush tucker or the variety of cultural tourism activities we offer – contact us today! |
6/2/2025
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