Created to preserve traditional knowledge and support Warningakalina women, Bush Medijina is much more than a natural skincare brand. Now, the all-female social enterprise is expanding its product line and with it, its ability to empower more women. We catch up with board member and team mentor Lauren Lalara to talk about bush medicine and making a difference in local communities.
Bruce Pascoe and Vicky Shukuroglou explore how adopting the true history of our country, despite the pain it may cause, is the only way to finding an Australian identity. Here, they take us to Kangaroo Island, 20 kilometres off the coast of South Australia.
Elyse Wilson’s love for the land started early. She moved to the west for a sea change and found herself living and working in the Kimberley. There, she found her passion for Australian native botanicals and bush foods while working for an Aboriginal family-run business. Now, Elyse is the founder of By Will skincare as well as the business manager for Yerrabingin in Sydney and its surrounds.
We speak to Lillardia Briggs-Houston, a proud Wiradjuri, Yorta Yorta and Gangulu woman, who creates stunning textile designs and fabrics for her ethical label, Ngarru Miimi.
Jean O’Reeri, a Ngarinyin woman from Karunjie Station in Western Australia, shares her tips on respectful and ethical travel to remote Aboriginal country.
