Lake Condah Historic artefacts relating to the land's association with the Kerrup-jmara people Lake Condah is a very shallow basin measuring about 4 km by 1 km which is located at the north-western ...

Lake Condah, in Victoria's south-west, will be officially handed back to an Aboriginal group on Sunday. A year ago, the Federal Court recognised the Gunditjmara people as the native title holders of ...

Victoria's Lake Condah Sustainable Development Project is now working to secure world heritage listing, after the Indigenous site near Heywood was recognised with national heritage status. The Lake ...

You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Mission Ruins In the 1980s part of the mission was purchased and the land was granted to the ...

The Kerrup-jmara people have lived on the shores of Lake Condah for many thousands of years as it proved a reliable source of food and, of course, water. Kangaroos frequented the shores and the lake ...

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Yesterday, descendants of Victoria’s southwest Aboriginal peoples­ heard Malcolm Turnbull grant them their wish — Australia’s commitment to seek World Heritage status for the site. On the lake’s shore ...

Scientists have used Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and GPS surveys to non-invasively map the location of unmarked graves within the Lake Condah Mission Cemetery in Eastern Australia. Flinders ...

Traditional Owners have praised the work of fire fighters who brought a bushfire burning across the Budj Bim cultural landscape site under control. Gunditjmara man Denis Rose said the firefighters did ...