James Brown is chuffed. Comedian Shaun Micallef mentioned Cygnet Bay – Brown’s pearl farm in Western Australia’s remote Kimberley – on his ABC TV show, Mad As Hell. “Cygnet Bay is now a destination,” grins Brown. “And Broken Bay has the same kind of prospects.”
Read full article at the Financial Review.
We acknowledge the continual cultural and spiritual connection to Borrgoron (Cygnet Bay), the land in which we live, farm and work and it’s people the Bardi Jawi. We pay our respects to the past, present and emerging Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation including our Banararr Steering Committee.
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