Stories from the People of Lockhart River in their Creole

By Margaret James | 07/13/2014

Elder and Councilor, Dorothy Hobson, shares her graphic stories about cultural life in Lockhart River.

2 young Mums, Grieta and Larissa, tell stories in Creole about life in Lockhart River when they were at school; of mischief they got up to; of camping trips; and of going out bush with the ‘old people’ to collect bush-tucker and material to make their skirts and headbands for dancing.

Photo: 2 young Mums, Grieta and Larissa, tell stories in Creole about life in Lockhart River when they were at school; of mischief they got up to; of camping trips; and of going out bush with the 'old people' to collect bush-tucker and material to make their skirts and headbands for dancing.

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