Kaurna students from Salisbury High School and Kaurna PlainsSchool have been working alongside architects on the development of the Kaurna Living Cultural Garden Project at the South Australian Museum.
The Kaurna Expert Focus Working Group, which has alsofeatured contributions by Kaurna Elders and support from Kaurna Yerta Aboriginal Corporation, are working to transform the Museum’s front lawn into a garden where Kaurna culture, language, music, dance, storytelling andconnection to Country can be celebrated and shared.
AW went along to the co-design process and spoke with Kaurna Plains School students Tilaney and Ethan, who shared their ideas and hopes for the proposed space.
Hear Tilaney and Ethan talk about their vision, importanceof Kaurna language, and what this garden could mean for future generations.
16 Sept 2026
'Our Path, Our Sound': Reconciliation SA Gala
Reconciliation SA will hold its fifth annual Fundraiser Galaon Friday 9 October at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre Theatre on Kaurna Yerta.
The 2026 theme, ‘Our Path, Our Sound,’ draws on the NationalReconciliation Week theme ‘All In,’ exploring the role of meaningful relationships, truth-telling and First Nations voices in reconciliation.
The gala will feature music and First Nations performances,alongside a seven-course tasting menu highlighting native ingredients and food traditions from across South Australia.
The event is also a fundraiser supporting ReconciliationSA’s programs and community work.
AW spoke with acting CEO and cultural engagement manager of Reconciliation SA, Sean Childs, about the gala, the varied work of the organisation and their commitment to educational programs for the wider community.
9 Sept 2026
RMMAC rangers update
For the rangers of the River Murray and Mallee Aboriginal Corporation (RMMAC), caring for Country is both a practical responsibility and a connection to generations of family and community.
The ranger team works across the Riverland on projects ranging from cultural heritage surveys and land management to wildlife monitoring, community events and environmental restoration.
Senior land management ranger Nicolas Sumner, wetlands ranger Kaleb Karpany and land ranger Cameron Rankine are among those working to protect and restore their traditional lands.
Their work recently included preparing the site of the former Jerry Mason Centre, now Kawun Wampu Cultural Centre - featuring the Ngamrapku Cafe, a site that has long held significance for Aboriginal people in the region.
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