Former Brewarrina resident, Cherrie Frail-Green retold a story she heard from her great aunt, where a boy and his three sisters were brought from Wilcannia to the mission and taken in by her family.

The museum was closed in 2002, nine years after it opened to showcase Aboriginal artefacts and give an understanding of what life was like on the Brewarrina Mission. Brewarrina community ...

Mary, also Euhlaroi, died in childbirth in 1938 at the Brewarrina mission. At least eight different tribes were forced to live together at the mission, bringing many tensions. After Mary's death ...

"Three cattle trucks pulled up and the local police put 117 Wangkumarra people on the back of those trucks and moved them to the Brewarrina Mission 500km away," Mr Gordon said. "My great ...

The Dreamtime Theatre looks at local legends and stories, there is a large photographic display dating back to the 19th century, a mission display ... this process that Brewarrina became a ...

Aunty Lorraine was four-years-old when she was stolen from Brewarrina Mission in northern New South Wales. She was institutionalised at the notorious Cootamundra Domestic Training Home for ...

In 1938, 130 Aboriginal people including Amy’s family and other Wangkumara families were forcibly removed from Country at Tibooburra to the Brewarrina Aboriginal Station – the old mission.

At first glance it may just look like a just bunch of scattered rocks along a riverbed in Outback Australia, but it is actually one of the oldest man-made structures in the world. The elaborate ...

IT'S an Outback town with a bad rep but those born and bred in the northern NSW town of Brewarrina reckon it’s the best place to live. As its 1100 residents celebrate the town’s 150th birthday ...