Lesley Russell writes: Early on May 20 – a brisk, sunny autumn morning – a small but enthusiastic group gathered for a #CroakeyGO walk in Callan Park, on the shores of Iron Cove in the Sydne... Read more
Lesley Russell writes: If you’re a #CroakeyGO reader or you follow me on Twitter (@lrussellwolpe), then you know I’m an avid walker. I walk almost every day, but I’m never happier than when... Read more
Palm Island people’s long history of courageous and tenacious resistance against the forces of colonial oppression were highlighted during a #CroakeyGO walk ahead of #IHMayDay18. Pleas... Read more
Join us on a #CroakeyGO on Wednesday 30 May on Palm Island, off the coast of Townsville in Queensland, that explores personal, political and place-based aspects of history. As we walk, talk... Read more
On 27 April, more than 25 people participated in a walk of acknowledgement and remembrance on Yinggarda country, in Carnarvon, Western Australia (as was previewed at Croakey recently). They... Read more
Ruth Armstrong and Lesley Russell write: Here’s a reminder that this coming Sunday we are hosting a #CroakeyGo event to spend some time walking together and talking about mental health. As m... Read more
Ruth Armstrong and Lesley Russell write: It’s almost federal budget time again, with the Treasurer’s speech and Budget release scheduled for 8 May: http://www.budget.gov.au/ Croakey is plann... Read more
This Friday, we invite you to join us on a public walk in the Western Australian coastal town of Carnarvon, on Yinggarda country, that will profile the importance of historical truth telling... Read more
Introduction by Croakey: On our first #CroakeyGo walk in Sydney last year, the Croakey team was joined by Pedestrian Artist, Molly Wagner. She shared with us how walking both inspired and be... Read more
Just a few minutes drive from the centre of Albury, a border city of more than 50,000 people on Wiradjuri Country in southern NSW, is a fabulous public sculpture walk featuring works by loca... Read more
