Brewarrina Tourism
Our town name is derived from 'Burru Waranha' the Weilwan name for a species of Acacia tree. Join our tours and immerse yourself in storylines of the history that made Brewarrina what it is today. Our tours cover 'Baiame's Ngunnhu' which is considered among the worlds oldest man made structures; The historic Hospital Creek Massacre site, and Brewarrina Aboriginal Mission which is the largest, and longest running, institutional Mission in NSW.
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Barranbinya Revival Project
Barranbinya Tribal Council
Barranbinya is the Aboriginal Tribe associated with the Hospital Creek Massacre site. Pushed to the point of near genocide our small community has struggled through a lack of inclusion amidst entrenched disadvantage.
Our organisation 'Burru Waranha' is not the 'Tribal Council'. As a commercial business, constantly working and present within community, we aim to work on behalf of the Barranbinya Tribe to ensure they are not forgotten. In pursuit of inclusion for our mob, Burru Waranha aims to help the Barranbinya Tribal Council overcome its entrenched disadvantage by:
(1) Supporting the creation, and management, of a Barranbinya Tribal Council,
(2) Support the Barranbinya Tribal Council as it seeks inclusion in land and water opportunities, and
(3) Work hand in hand with the Tribal Council to create capacity building opportunities to overcome disadvantage in pursuit of intergenerational wealth.
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Local Art & Craft Sales
Support our community
Art & Craft is an integral part of our local Indigenous culture. Burru Waranha aims to create a platform to ensure regular inclusion and participation in art and craft. Follow us on social media as we develop programs to promote community inclusion, connect community, and promote positive mental health. You can support us and our local artists by purchasing local art and craft works from Burru Waranha. To check out our arts and crafts Click here
Latest News
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Burru Waranha's successful grant.
Burru Waranha is featured on the Western Plains App promoting our successful DCCEEW grant.
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Water review deadline approaches
With just weeks remaining before submissions close on the Murray–Darling Basin Plan review, communities across western New South Wales are being urged to have their say on the future of one of Australia’s most critical river systems.
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Burru Waranha is in business. You can find more information on our business by visiting our social media pages.
We post regularly on Facebook. Check out our FB link and follow us to stay in tune with the latest information.
You can also follow us on X or connect with our CEO on LinkedIn. Check out our links below.