Mandurah: cultural healing day to bring Aboriginal and Maori people together

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — January 24, 2018

Mandurah: cultural healing day to bring Aboriginal and Maori people together
- Tina Tuira-Waldon said the purpose of the day was the coming together of two cultures, Aboriginal and Maori. A Waka (40-foot canoe) will be blessed before being launched from the Mary Street Lagoon. Noongar Elder Lindsay Calyun will tell stories of his country and perform a Welcome to Country and ...

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Mandurah: cultural healing day to bring Aboriginal and Maori people together

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