“Djab Wurrung women are in an abusive relationship with Victoria’s government.” – Sissy Eileen Austin, The Guardian, Sep 14, 2019 It was a penultimate day in the Australian state of Victoria. The ...

About 60 people have been arrested while protesting against the removal of Djab Wurrung trees at the site of a regional highway duplication project in western Victoria. On Monday, a yellow box tree ...

Approximately 50 people were arrested at the Djab Wurrung protest today, with Victoria Police using additional powers allowed under the state of emergency to arrest, charge and fine protesters. Of ...

The bulldozing of a sacred tree for Aboriginal people to clear land for a highway has sparked anger in Australia. Protesters have long camped at the site in Victoria to defend culturally significant ...

Victoria Police removed the last few protesters on October 30 from the site of a hotly-contested new highway extension between Ararat and Buangor. Activists, who have lived at the site for up to three ...

As demonstrations continue around the Djab Wurrung sacred trees, questions are emerging around what Victoria's Treaty negotiations mean when it comes to the destruction of cultural landscapes.

Awustiraaliyaatti muka kabajamaa saba durii biyyattii, daandii tolchuuf jecha mancaasuun dheekkamsa guddaa kaase. Mormitoonni iddoo aadaafi duudhaa kutaa biyyaa Viktooriyaatti argamutti bahuun yeroo ...

Efforts to save the sacred trees in Djab Wurrung country have been dealt a savage blow, with the Victorian government allowing the removal of a 350-year-old yellowbox, known as the “Directions Tree”.

OPINION: Djab Wurrung peoples have been engaged in a sustained act of cultural protection and fight like no other, and one that is grounded in connection and respect for Country, kinship, and ...

The shadow is gone – the roots, the bark, almost nothing is left of a tree that had given shade for hundreds of years to generations of local Djab Wurrung people in western Victoria. But Zellanach ...