In solidarity with Djab Warrung

Djab Warrung Embassy

“It’s no easy task but we know it must be done. The small examples must be won or the big examples will continue to get bigger and this nation and all of its People will be lost forever.” - DT Zellanach

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Before you travel to show your support DW Embassy:

  • watch the video

  • stay for a day, a night, a week, a month or a year

  • as exciting as it is to arrive, it can be a sombre place. Please be ready to show your respects to those who have been camped there, in the wilderness, living at one with the land for 18+ months to show that they are willing to stand up for and defend their land against the sick and ill-minded.

  • you will be required to declare your contribution or intention on arrival

  • it is recommended to go with a friend or travel buddy as it is a long drive and ample idle time.

  • It is expected that you are willing to help out in any way that may be asked of you such as washing dishes, offering food or drink, but most importantly is physical presence on site.

  • There are communal areas and music and fires going,



[ Camp options ]

  • Djab Warrung Embassy (Top Camp and Frontline),
    -Main camp, busy, close to main road, communal areas, scattered camping tents

  • Women’s Camp

  • There is a national park and camp ground nearby if you feel more comfortable camping outside of the Embassy

  • try to be self sufficient for whatever personal items you may need for your stay but there is plenty of food, water and shelter available

  • If camping, sites are alongside the highway so are rough, basic kitchens set up for cooking and hospitality services, any donations of food, or downtime activities such as arts and craft are generous and thanked.