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14/11/2023 0 Comments Budj Bim interpretive signage receives a swag of awards from its peers at Interpretation AustraliaThe Budj Bim Cultural Landscape project received a total of four major awards at Interpretation Australia's annual conference and National Awards for Excellence event last Thursday 9 November in Sydney. The awards included the top overarching grand prize. They were in the categories of: • First Nations Interpretation Project • Interpretation Planning and Design • Interpretation Project – Outdoors over $75k • Interpretation Australia 2023 Medal – the grand prize across all categories. Check the Interpretation Australia website for the full details of the awards and the judges comments. https://interpretationaustralia.asn.au/congratulations-to-our-2023-national-awards-for-excellence/ Director, David Huxtable, of LookEar, the interpretive signage company that led the project, said: "This is a really pleasing result and a credit to all who have been involved in the project, and in what was a very detailed submission." Em PRESS Publishing principal, Gib Wettenhall, researched and wrote the bulk of the content for the signage.
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AuthorWriter and em PRESS publisher Gib Wettenhall lives among Mollongghip's volcanic hills at the far eastern end of the Divide between Ballarat and Daylesford. Archives
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em PRESS Publishing specialises in place-based readings of the Australian landscape, weaving together First Nations and Western perspectives, seeking to discover an alternative viewpoint of our country's true history, environment and its cultural underpinnings..
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