
The Darling River, known as the Baaka to the Barkindji people, flows through Wilcannia, a historic town in western New South Wales. Once Australia's third-largest inland port, Wilcannia boasts significant sandstone architecture, including the 1896 centre-lift bridge, 1880 post office, and 1883 Athenaeum Library. The river's health is vital to the Barkindji community, who have lived along its banks for thousands of years. Recent efforts aim to restore the river's flow, enhancing both cultural practices and local tourism.
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