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• Their status in many dreaming, as well as bush tucker.
• Organisations are working to increase Aboriginal participation in the bush tucker market.
• TV shows made use of the bush tucker theme.
• They are a popular bush tucker food for Australian Aborigines in Central Australia.
• Bush tucker included " mangkurrka " cuts from the Punara tree.
• In one episode an Aborigine is educating Coight on finding " bush tucker ".
• Wild passionfruit is a tasty bush tucker food.
• The Federation Garden Project was completed with the planting of a'Bush Tucker Garden '.
• There are also art and craft demonstrations, bush tucker sessions, plants walks and cultural presentations.
• The small tubers which form on short stolons are a traditional bush tucker food for Australian Aborigines.
• Today when women gather bush tucker, they usually use a billy can, bucket or flour tin.
• People also collected bush tucker including goannas, kangaroos, witchetty grubs, bush tomatoes and bush bananas.
• The main event is a bush tucker cook off, where contestants strive to make the best tasting bush food.
• It is the source of "'bush potato "', a bush tucker food for Aborigines.
• Her idea of the bush was Central Park, and bush tucker ( food ) was bagels at Zabar's.
• Whilst in the jungle, the public repeatedly voted Price to undertake each and every " Bush Tucker Trial " challenge.
• Les Hiddins, star of the television show, " The Bush Tucker Man ", class of June 1970.
• He's talking about bush tucker, the indigenous nuts, berries, fruits and critters that Aborigines have eaten since before England existed.
• The series parodies the adventure genre, which included the travels of the Leyland Brothers, The Bush Tucker Man, fauna of the country.
• Australian Aboriginal people collect bush coconuts ( a type of bush tucker ) from the tree, which are produced by an insect in gall.