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Introduction to the Journey and Marama Junior Ranger Program

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Aunty Jenny's Dream and Program Vision

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Arrival in Bourke and First Stop

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Bourke's History and Lack of Aboriginal Narratives

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Confronting Historical Quotes and Aboriginal Animated Film

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Visit to Fred Hollows' Gravesite and Legacy

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Aunty Jenny's Personal Connection to Fred Hollows

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Aunty Elaine's Memories of Fred Hollows

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Aunty Elaine's Family Tragedy: The 1928 Poisoning

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The Frontier Wars: Violent History

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Bourke Railway Station: Site of Stolen Generations

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Kinchela Boys Home: Trauma and Intergenerational Impact

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Aunty Cass's Father's Story: Names to Numbers

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Missions: Forced Living and Strict Rules

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Mission Childhood: Difficult Conditions and Lack of Education

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Cruising the Darling River: Lifeline and Meeting Ground

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Reflection at the Historic Wharf

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Brewarrina Fish Traps: Ancient Structure and Cultural Significance

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Barbie Lee Kirby: Tangible and Intangible Culture

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Burke Silo Mural: Honoring Percy Hobson

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Yarning Circle: Reflection

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Empowerment and Pride from Aunty Jenny

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Youth Introductions and Connection to Country

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Commitment to Ancestors, Culture, and Community