Wimmera's Virtual River Yarns game showcases history, culture

Carly Werner
Updated July 8 2018 - 9:02am, first published July 5 2018 - 1:30pm
Heather Marks, Belinda Marks, Sharnie Hamilton, Hazel McDonald, Noelene Douglas, Faye Marks and Sandra Knight take a moment to relax by the Wimmera River in Dimboola during River Yarns last year. Immersive heritage specialist, virtual historian and artist Brett Leavy used information gathered on the tour to create the game Virtual River Yarns. Picture: CONTRIBUTED
Heather Marks, Belinda Marks, Sharnie Hamilton, Hazel McDonald, Noelene Douglas, Faye Marks and Sandra Knight take a moment to relax by the Wimmera River in Dimboola during River Yarns last year. Immersive heritage specialist, virtual historian and artist Brett Leavy used information gathered on the tour to create the game Virtual River Yarns. Picture: CONTRIBUTED

A GROUNDBREAKING virtual reality tool will help celebrate and increase understanding of the Wimmera River’s cultural and natural resource values.

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Carly Werner

Carly Werner

Senior journalist

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