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Desert Lantern - Abutilon Leucopetalum

By William Ivinson


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Desert Lantern - Abutilon Leucopetalum

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Grows on hillsides in the Central Desert area and is easily recognized after the rainy season when it flowers. The thick roots are good to eat after roasting.
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Bill is of both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island descent and was born and raised in Darwin N.T.

He has belonging to kinship systems of various Aboriginal groups from Broome in W.A. through Wadeye (Port Keats), Peppeminatti (Murrin Ger – Mother’s Language Group), Daly River in the N.T. and is accepted into family clan systems in various communities within the Northern Territory.

His Torres Strait Islander origins through his father’s people begin in Erub (Darnley Island) in the Torres Strait and extend through family systems to Brisbane in QLD and Perth in Western Australia.

He is a Senior Elder with a deep knowledge of the needs and aspirations of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island people and an in-depth understanding of Australian Aboriginal Culture.

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