On this episode of ‘Let’s Talk’ we discuss the new book release by Gunditjmara – Gunai- Kurnai Man Darren Ricks author of ‘Warra Warra Wai’ with Co-Author Craig McCormick. “Warra Warra Wai!” (meaning ‘Go Away!‘) was the expression called out by the local Indigenous people of Botany Bay on sighting the first landing of Captain James Cook in 1770.
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On this episode of ‘Let’s Talk’ we discuss the new book release by Gunditjmara – Gunai- Kurnai Man Darren Ricks author of ‘Warra Warra Wai’ with Co-Author Craig McCormick. “Warra Warra Wai!” (meaning ‘Go Away!‘) was the expression called out by the local Indigenous people of Botany Bay on sighting the first landing of Captain James Cook in 1770. The post LT_ Black Power – Darren Ricks appeared first on Triple A.

On this episode of ‘Let’s Talk’ we discuss the new book release by Gunditjmara – Gunai- Kurnai Man Darren Ricks author of ‘Warra Warra Wai’ with Co-Author Craig McCormick. “Warra Warra Wai!” (meaning&nbsp;‘Go Away!‘) was the expression called out by the local Indigenous people of Botany Bay on sighting the first landing of Captain James Cook in 1770.
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