Parntu (game ball) are traditional possum or kangaroo skin balls used to play a game that was the forerunner to AFL as we know it today.

Wilfred Taylor Reserve is located on Christie creek in Morphett Vale. The land was ‘owned’ by the Taylor family from the 1850s until being transferred to Noarlunga council in 1967.

Wirraparinga (Brownhill Creek) is steeped in Kaurna history, Culture, and language yet this remains unacknowledged by most who visit.

This two-hour event includes workshops focussed on three significant Kaurna sites in the CBD and is specifically designed to develop an understanding of the city as Kaurna land.

Mukanthi, Kaurna for ‘play, celebrate’ is the name of the nature play space at Morialta Conservation Park.

While we have always valued the inclusion of games in our workshops, our exclusively games-focused workshop was a huge success at several Tennis SA events and at Mercedes College where we launched their ‘AFL and Parntu’ unit of study.