Wulabora
Ballun Gawrehma: Story by the River
HOTA presents Lann Levinge
Wed 25 Mar - Mon 14 Sep 2026
Ballun Gawrehma: Story by the River
WULABORA Part of the Ballun Gawrehma Series — Stories by the River
We walk together into the living heart of Country through WULABORA, a powerful Aboriginal engagement experience tailored to meet the needs of the knowledge seeker.
Immersive and educational, it welcomes all ages, from the young to the young at heart.
Rooted in ancient wisdom and cultural strength, WULABORA means "the gift and exchange of knowledge and connection." It invites participants on a transformative journey through storytelling, song, art, movement, history, and deep listening.
Wulabora opens the space for us to share and discuss seasonal knowledge, stories of the constellations, to create artworks, music and even meditations. The choice is yours.
Led by respected Kombumerri artist Lann Levinge, this experience offers more than lessons, it opens the way for cultural awakening, shared understanding, and honest conversation.
Gathered by the water’s edge, we hear stories passed down through generations, stories that speak to land, spirit, resilience, and community. Through this rich engagement, participants gain a deeper understanding of First Nations perspectives, language, and lore, encouraging truth-telling, healing, and respect.
Whether in schools, community spaces, or professional environments, WULABORA is an invitation:
To walk together.
To learn together.
To honour the voices that have echoed along these rivers for tens of thousands of years.
Contact hotaeducation@experiencegoldcoast.com to arrange your education perspectives experience.
This tour is open to school groups only.
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#Links to curriculum
All subject areas P-12
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives
Country/Place
First Nations communities of Australia maintain a deep connection to, and responsibility for, Country/Place and have holistic values and belief systems that are connected to the land, sea, sky and waterways.
General Capabilities:
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures
- Literacy
- Ethical understanding
- Intercultural understanding
- Sustainability
- Critical and creative thinking
- Personal and social capability
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