Gordon Smith Jr.
SHORT FILM - Gordon Smith Jr., Ngarinyin Traditional Custodian, speaks of why the Fitzroy and the catchment areas are so important as the River has a close bond with its people and its surroundings. It has always been connected to its Traditional Owners and they have to stand up and be strong to protect the river from all sorts of destruction.
Jean Malay
SHORT FILM - Jean Malay, Kija Traditional Custodian, speaks of her tie to Country through her totem, the rock cod. Jean emphasises the reasons why the Martuwarra is important to her and why it must be protected.
Hozaus Claire
SHORT FILM - Hozaus Claire, Gooniyandi Bunuba Traditional Custodian talks about his relationship with the Martuwarra Fitzroy River and how it helps create a sense of belonging for young people.
Edwin Mulligan
SHORT FILM - Edwin Mulligan, Nyikina Walmajarri Traditional Custodian talks about his relationship with the Martuwarra Fitzroy River and how important it is not only for physical health but also for spiritual healing.
Selina Middleton
SHORT FILM - Selina Middleton, Bunuba Traditional Custodian, reflects on the importance of protecting the Martuwarra Fitzroy River for future generations, avoiding the failings of the Murray Darling Basin management in South Australia.
Mervyn Street
SHORT FILM - Mervyn Street, Gooniyandi Traditional Custodian explains the significance of the Martuwarra Fitzroy River to local Indigenous people.
Kimberley Watson
SHORT FILM - KImberley Watson, Nyikina Traditional Custodian, speaks about his connection with the Martuwarra Fitzroy River and about the significance of the rare sawfish in the survival of the river system.
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