The Shield and The Spear – The Kimberley Land Council Ubby's Bruce the bluebone and more

Bruce the bluebone and more sea creatures as they head down the beach and race up the lighthouse staircase to escape a wild storm — all while the lighthouse keeper is out checking the lamp for passing ships

Today it is the peak Indigenous body in the Kimberley region working with Aboriginal people to secure native title

Sad and lonely at the end of the day

The Super Snake slithered down that rainbow on to the earth and promised the Elders he could help them find water

The Shield and The Spear – The Kimberley Land Council Ubby's Bruce the bluebone and moreSHORTLISTED, 2022 WESTERN AUSTRALIAN PREMIER'S BOOK AWARDS, THE PREMIER'S PRIZE FOR BOOK OF THE YEAR In April 1978 leaders from Aboriginal Communities across the Kimberley met in the river bed at Old Halls Creek. At least 55 representatives attended, which closed with a request to the Noonkanbah Mob to invite all the Aboriginal Communities in the Kimberley to a Cultural Festival and meeting in May 1978, at which a new organisation The Kimberley Land