wawa biik partner: Trawool Estate

Trawool Estate is named after the Taungurung word Traawool meaning wild water.

Located on Taungurung Country in a breathtaking valley, it is a haven amongst the River Red Gums, expansive green acres, close to the Waring (Goulburn) River and located right on the newly launched Art on the Great Victorian Rail Trail which features works by Taungurung artist, Uncle Mick Harding.

With 20 accommodation rooms, friendly staff and excellent conference and event facilities, Trawool has been the venue for many celebratory events for the Taungurung community, including the launch of wawa biik in February this year.

Trawool Estate has been part of the inaugural wawa biik partnership program. For wawa biik, every partnership is developed with a mutual desire for learning, connecting and celebrating the Taungurung story through Taungurung-led visitor experiences. The team at Trawool Estate has been fully engaged in the wawa biik partnership program with an interest in deepening their relationship with the Taungurung community and supporting cultural aspirations. We love that they want all their guests to acknowledge that they’re on Taungurung Country and build awareness and respect for Taungurung People as the Custodians of the land. We yarn with GM Dave Burrows about this beautiful venue and what partnership with wawa biik means for him and the team.

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