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Punjima, Kurrama and Innawonga Peoples

If a people’s connection to Country is shaped by ancestors, ceremonies and “their Dreaming”, what does their return ask the town to remember? Should the Punjima, Kurrama and Innawonga peoples be understood only as part of Archie’s story, or as a living cultural presence whose relationship with the land challenges the community’s ideas about belonging, loss and balance?

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The Punjima, Kurrama and Innawonga peoples are presented as Indigenous Australians returning to ancestral country, sacred places and their Dreaming. Their connection to the land carries cultural and spiritual strength, helping restore balance when “pain settles” across the country.