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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO COUNTRY

SETAC acknowledges the traditional owners of the land upon which we live, work and play, the people of the South East Nation, the mouheneene from nibber-lung (Hobart), nueone from lunawanna alonnah (Bruny), the melukerdee from tahuné-linah (Huon) and the lyluequonny from leillateah (Recherche Bay). We acknowledge the custodians of this land, and our Elders, past, present, and emerging.