Visions for Australia shared by elders, children and communities: words, artwork and photographs of this beautiful land. Watch them unfold, then add your own.
A place where people honour and respect nature
When I'm on a high mountain, looking out over the country, my unggur (life force) flows out from inside my body, and I fall open with happiness.
People loving gum trees for their beauty and magnificence, strength and wonder
A vitally alive and integrated Australia, excited and celebrating our creativity with power and peaceful competence, and adding true value locally and globally for people and planet
Try and save our inland rivers
Yorro Yorro – Everything standing up … Alive! The elders must have a vision … so the children can dream.
A fun and sacred place, where people and all beings recognize and respect integrity – and our nature – and freely express their unique identity and creativity with passion, power and love, while honouring the sovereignty of others.
Children running in a meadow, laughing, playing leaf races in a stream, and each child you can see is loved and treasured within the community, for who they are in their individual brilliance
Living with the land, not “on” the land
Australia will become a model for other global communities … I see Australians coming together from all walks of life, especially indigenous and non-indigenous Australia, for a better tomorrow
Time to honour the seasons, the land
A place where innovation is an artform, ecological sustainability a way of life, where we set visions recognising you can only hit a target you can see and adventure and endeavour are the fabric of living. A place where we nurture global icons and tall poppies are only flowers.
A society based on conservation and restoration of nature
Humans respecting each other, and the plants and animals – as equal living beings who think and feel
… a relationship between white Australia culture and Ngarinyin culture where the two Laws walk side by side in a relationship of cooperation, sharing and mutual benefit.
The Vision Wall
Every vision shared with Australian Visions, in one place. Choose words, or art and photos.
A place where people honour and respect nature
When I'm on a high mountain, looking out over the country, my unggur (life force) flows out from inside my body, and I fall open with happiness.
People loving gum trees for their beauty and magnificence, strength and wonder
A vitally alive and integrated Australia, excited and celebrating our creativity with power and peaceful competence, and adding true value locally and globally for people and planet
Try and save our inland rivers
Yorro Yorro – Everything standing up … Alive! The elders must have a vision … so the children can dream.
A fun and sacred place, where people and all beings recognize and respect integrity – and our nature – and freely express their unique identity and creativity with passion, power and love, while honouring the sovereignty of others.
Children running in a meadow, laughing, playing leaf races in a stream, and each child you can see is loved and treasured within the community, for who they are in their individual brilliance
Living with the land, not “on” the land
Australia will become a model for other global communities … I see Australians coming together from all walks of life, especially indigenous and non-indigenous Australia, for a better tomorrow
Time to honour the seasons, the land
A place where innovation is an artform, ecological sustainability a way of life, where we set visions recognising you can only hit a target you can see and adventure and endeavour are the fabric of living. A place where we nurture global icons and tall poppies are only flowers.
A society based on conservation and restoration of nature
Humans respecting each other, and the plants and animals – as equal living beings who think and feel
… a relationship between white Australia culture and Ngarinyin culture where the two Laws walk side by side in a relationship of cooperation, sharing and mutual benefit.
Share your vision
What is your vision for Australia, or for your own life? Share it in a few words, or send us your artwork or a photograph of the Australian nature that inspires you. Every submission is reviewed before it appears.