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April 15, 2010 30 min
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Costa explores the Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney, a place that has an extremely long history as a community garden that extends back thousands of years. It was a special place for the local Cadigal people and other Indigenous tribes of the Sydney area as the site was abundant with bush tucker – an important aspect of ceremonies, meetings, and socialising. Taking some inspiration from Royal Botanic Gardens, Costa builds a bush tucker garden at Alexandria Park Community School with the help of some of its pupils.
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