Literature
The Legend of Bunyip Creek
At the centre of the little known town of Bunyip Creek, an ancient remnant river redgum grew. Huge and gnarled, its silver trunk measured a full one and a half metres in diameter, and its canopy was so large and heavy it almost touched the pale golden sands below. To the inhabitants, this tree was a sacred meeting place, and today, shelter from the blistering sun. A meeting of elders was being held to discuss the man one of their scouts had noticed that morning: a stranger, whose presence created a dilemma.
‘Just north of Lake Tyrrell, you say? Well, that’s a bit too close. Now, young Leyla, he was quite thin and not old. What el