Kimberley She'ro

Tallulah Bieundurry is a Kimberley woman with strong ties to the Fitzroy Crossing area,  a descendant of the Walmatjarri, Wangkatjungka, Bunuba and Gooniyandi people.

 Tallulah is the product of a biracial union, and shares her unique life story of growing up and the major influences in her life, including her recently departed , but much loved ‘Jaja’, (Mothers Mother).

 Tallulah has been given various platforms to amplify her voice, through her radio program “Deadly Justice”, as well as writing regularly for a local regional paper.

 Listen into this deadly yarn, with a young Kimberley woman, who was also crowned “Kimberley Girl” in 2020.

Tallulah Bieundurry is a Kimberley woman with strong ties to the Fitzroy Crossing area,  a descendant of the Walmatjarri, Wangkatjungka, Bunuba and Gooniyandi people.

 Tallulah is the product of a biracial union, and shares her unique life story of growing up and the major influences in her life, including her recently departed , but much loved ‘Jaja’, (Mothers Mother).

 Tallulah has been given various platforms to amplify her voice, through her radio program “Deadly Justice”, as well as writing regularly for a local regional paper.

 Listen into this deadly yarn, with a young Kimberley woman, who was also crowned “Kimberley Girl” in 2020.

Tallulah Bieundurry is a Kimberley woman with strong ties to the Fitzroy Crossing area,  a descendant of the Walmatjarri, Wangkatjungka, Bunuba and Gooniyandi people.

Tallulah is the product of a biracial union, and shares her unique life story of growing up and the major influences in her life, including her recently departed , but much loved ‘Jaja’, (Mothers Mother).

 Tallulah has been given various platforms to amplify her voice, through her radio program “Deadly Justice”, as well as writing regularly for a local regional paper.

 Listen into this deadly yarn, with a young Kimberley woman, who was also crowned “Kimberley Girl” in 2020.

Aunty Daisy Howard is a Jaru Elder, born at Caroline Pool, Halls Creek, East Kimberley.

She was part of the ‘Stolen Generation’ , and was removed from her family for ‘a better life’, and lost connection with her people for many years before reuniting .

The youngest of 4 children, Aunty Daisy had 11 children of her own, including 5 sons and 6 daughters. Her 11 children have blessed her with 42 grandchildren, 53 great grandchildren and 7 great great grandchildren (and counting!).

Today, she lives in Broome, and spends her time catching up with family, watching sports and tending to her beautiful garden .

 Enjoy listening to this recent yarn we shared together.

Aunty Daisy Howard is a Jaru Elder, born at Caroline Pool, Halls Creek, East Kimberley.

She was part of the ‘Stolen Generation’ , and was removed from her family for ‘a better life’, and lost connection with her people for many years before reuniting .

The youngest of 4 children, Aunty Daisy had 11 children of her own, including 5 sons and 6 daughters. Her 11 children have blessed her with 42 grandchildren, 53 great grandchildren and 7 great great grandchildren (and counting!).

Today, she lives in Broome, and spends her time catching up with family, watching sports and tending to her beautiful garden .

 Enjoy listening to this recent yarn we shared together.

Aunty Daisy Howard is a Jaru Elder, born at Caroline Pool, Halls Creek, East Kimberley.

She was part of the ‘Stolen Generation’ , and was removed from her family for ‘a better life’, and lost connection with her people for many years before reuniting .

The youngest of 4 children, Aunty Daisy had 11 children of her own, including 5 sons and 6 daughters. Her 11 children have blessed her with 42 grandchildren, 53 great grandchildren and 7 great great grandchildren (and counting!).

Today, she lives in Broome, and spends her time catching up with family, watching sports and tending to her beautiful garden .

 Enjoy listening to this recent yarn we shared together.

Kankawa Nagarra (Olive Knight) is an Australian Living Treasure.

Born under a Bauhinia tree in the Australian bush,  Olive was the product of a forbidden romance, and her life was threatened from the beginning. An Aboriginal woman, she is affiliated with Walmatjarri, Bunuba and Gooniyandi tribes of the Kimberley region.

A multi-talented and gifted person, she can be described as a singer, songwriter, poet and musician. She is an interpreter and translator, humanitarian, educator, mentor, spiritual advisor, elder , spokesperson and powerful advocate for Aboriginal people and Country.

She lives at Wangkatjungka community in the West Kimberley, surrounded by  her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Purchase her CD ‘Hero and Laments’ on our online shop “Birds of a Feather, Shop Together”

Kankawa Nagarra (Olive Knight) is an Australian Living Treasure.

Born under a Bauhinia tree in the Australian bush,  Olive was the product of a forbidden romance, and her life was threatened from the beginning. An Aboriginal woman, she is affiliated with Walmatjarri, Bunuba and Gooniyandi tribes of the Kimberley region.

A multi-talented and gifted person, she can be described as a singer, songwriter, poet and musician. She is an interpreter and translator, humanitarian, educator, mentor, spiritual advisor, elder , spokesperson and powerful advocate for Aboriginal people and Country.

She lives at Wangkatjungka community in the West Kimberley, surrounded by  her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Purchase her CD ‘Hero and Laments’ on our online shop “Birds of a Feather, Shop Together”

Kankawa Nagarra (Olive Knight) is an Australian Living Treasure.

Born under a Bauhinia tree in the Australian bush,  Olive was the product of a forbidden romance, and her life was threatened from the beginning. An Aboriginal woman, she is affiliated with Walmatjarri, Bunuba and Gooniyandi tribes of the Kimberley region.

A multi-talented and gifted person, she can be described as a singer, songwriter, poet and musician. She is an interpreter and translator, humanitarian, educator, mentor, spiritual advisor, elder , spokesperson and powerful advocate for Aboriginal people and Country.

She lives at Wangkatjungka community in the West Kimberley, surrounded by  her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Purchase her CD ‘Hero and Laments’ on our online shop “Birds of a Feather, Shop Together”

Dr Stephanie Trust is a descendant of the Gija and Walmajarri people of the Kimberley region, Western Australia.

From humble beginnings, Dr Steph is a prominent and widely respected woman of our region. She attributes and recognises that her parents attitude of ‘faith, hope and love’ were foundational in creating her aspirations to achieve and influence positive change.

Dr Steph is the Principal GP of the Wunan Health and Wellbeing Centre based in Kununurra, East Kimberley. In 2020, Dr Steph has been  leading a team of health professionals deal with COVID-19, while overseeing the construction of a state of the art medical facility for wholistic patient care. Steph also lost her Mum during COVID but shares with listeners about how  her parents still influence her today and what she hopes to achieve in the future.

Make contact if you would like to know more information, including inviting Dr Steph to speak at one of your seminars.