It was an honour to sit & yarn with the deadly @clairegcoleman at Geelong Regional Libraries tonight about her new book The Old Lie - a phenomenal depiction of fact delivered in fiction that will capture every readers heart & soul and take you on a journey of reality for our mob.

For someone who has so much to say, all the time, I kinda fail at this whole twitter thing 😂 How does one simply translate brain matter into tweet matter?

Very excited to have Marsha Uppill director Marsha Uppill and Labor MP Christine Couzens joining Kerry Murphy and I on Geelong Community Radio 94.7 The Pulse from 9.30 tomorrow morning.

Thank you A.Ray and @AceSalama for taking my story and treating it with kindness.

Looking forward to challenging perceptions, bias and privilege. Does that make you feel uncomfortable? That’s a good thing, change starts at the end of your comfort zone.

Loving the sunshine on #Wadawurrung country. The future is full of opportunity and speaking life into dreams. #NewProfilePic #Witta #EucalyptusTrees #refreshed

Fact.

Always was, always will be.

Spent my lunch break searching for small snails in my garden to feed my new ducklings. For real. What about you?

My girl 🤎 So Proud. #Unakanha #Adnyamathanha

Thanks gt magazine for this respectful write up in today’s Geelong Advertiser #Adnymathanha #AboriginalEntreprenur #GapFinder #WayMaker #SystemChallenger #FirstNations #FirstClass

My boy Banjo Warriahna Wildu

We are First Nations. The First Peoples of the continent of Australia. We have answers. We know the way. We invite you to listen and collaborate for generational change.

Great to chat with David Astle last night on ABC Melbourne about culture, community, connection and life.

Im so proud of you Julie Goodwin. I see you. I hear you. Thank you. MasterChef Australia

Waiting for someone to show me the "Indigenous" Flag? You know, the one that enables people the "right" to call me "Indigenous"? Im not Indigenous. I am a proud #Adnyamathanha Woman from the Country of my Nation. AKA Aboriginal as I fall into the mainland First Peoples category.