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The local Aboriginal people use the area surrounding the Point Addis Marine National Park for traditional practices of fishing and food collection. Middens are located along the shoreline and it is believed Point Addis may be a burial area, however there has been no archaeological survey to confirm this.
There are two wrecks in this popular diving area:
- The Inverlochy - a Scottish built international cargo vessel that wrecked in December 1902 on Ingoldsby Reef and sits in about 4 - 7 metres on the side of the reef.
- Naiad - a small cutter or yacht that wrecked in 1881.
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Celebrations on Budj Bim Country at Mount Eccles
08 May 2013
There have been a couple of reasons for recent celebrations on the Budj Bim country also known as Mount Eccles National Park. One was to celebrate the six year anniversary of the Gunditjmara Native Title Settlement for the area, ratified in March 2007, and the other was the completion of a …