The Geraldton community is being invited to participate in the annual Wanarayimanha Walk on Wednesday, 27 May, during National Reconciliation Week. The walk promotes reconciliation, unity and community connection, with “Wanarayimanha” meaning “walking together in a group” in Wajarri language. The event will begin at Rocks Laneway on Marine Terrace and include a foreshore walk followed by refreshments and community activities.
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Geraldton community invited to Wanarayimanha Walk on Wednesday for Reconciliation Week
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The Geraldton community is being invited to participate in the annual Wanarayimanha Walk on Wednesday, 27 May, during National Reconciliation Week. The walk promotes reconciliation, unity and community connection, wit...
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