Issue 17 - InJoy Magazine

JINGI WALA NARHello and WelcomeJULLINBAH YOWARLto the RainbowCORROBOREE…BOLOGAMANTogether as OneAgainSharing, Caring, Lovingand Giving of the Healing Colours,The Healing Fruits that will Healthose who Thirst for Healingthrough theBUNJALUNG WAY OF LIFEJUBULAM BYGALNULLI NAR JUGUNThe Original People of CountryGIBUM, YULGINMoon, SunSTORYTELLERS OF THE SKYAND THE STARSTHE CARETAKERSOF THE BOTTOMLESS OCEANAND PROTECTORSOF THE SACRED SITESThe next JULINBAH YOWARLRAINBOW CORROBOREE will be onSeptember 2011 on the banksof the Rocky River, Tabulam NSWBring Everything and EveryoneBOLOGMANTogether as OneIt is very important that the Eldersand our Wider Communityare believingthat Barriers are Broken Downthrough our Dancesand Dreamtime StoriesThrough Respect and SharingLEWIS WALKER©2011Keegan Laurie and Lewis Walker leadDJUNAGUNDANCE TROUPEAndrew Bear • Alfred Appo • Corey CoreyOral Moral • Eddie Geddie • Shaa QuackOn Saturday 23rd April DJUNAGUN DANCE TROUPEenriched celebrations at Bonalbo High School’s100th year anniversary. The large crowd was mesmerised bythe way these talented young dancers shared their culture withsuch pride and professionalism. Lewis Walker was a student atBonalbo H.S. and this made it a special moment when heintroduced the dancers and told stories of the animals theydanced as well as some history of the school. Many old students,even from the early 1900’s, welcomed the opportunity toapplauded Indigenous culture & the young dancers from Tabulam.MORE PHOTOS on BACK COVERphoto by Bhadrena Rose • Julinbah Yowarl Media©2011injoy 16