Mallinson Road cultural restoration project uses flame and smoke to rejuvenation

Declan Rurenga
Updated June 5 2021 - 9:32am, first published June 3 2021 - 8:00am
SLOW AND STEADY: Gary Currey from the NPWS, Peter Ingram, NSW RFS Inspector Jason Wall and Lake Wyangan Captain Colin Smeeth. PHOTO: Declan Rurenga
SLOW AND STEADY: Gary Currey from the NPWS, Peter Ingram, NSW RFS Inspector Jason Wall and Lake Wyangan Captain Colin Smeeth. PHOTO: Declan Rurenga

Aboriginal cultural burning has been used to help kick start a rejuvenation of land near Mallinson Road.

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Declan Rurenga

Declan Rurenga was the editor of Griffith's Area News and Leeton's Irrigator until September 2023. Before landing at the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area, he reported news in Junee, Wagga Wagga, Orange and Cootamundra.

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