21/02/2026
Thank you so much! Tonight was incredibly special.
I’m feeling very grateful to have been recognised at the awards this evening. A sincere thank you to 7NEWS and SkyCity Adelaide for hosting such a beautiful event and for celebrating the work happening across our communities.
Standing on that stage tonight, I was reminded that this work has never been about winning. It has always been about stories. The stories people are born into. The identities shaped along the way. And the courage it takes to question inherited narratives and choose something more aligned, more healing, more intentional.
This recognition belongs to the communities and organisations who trust me with their stories. It belongs to every person who has sat in reflection, leaned into discomfort, faced their “mini monsters,” and chosen growth.
I am deeply thankful. And I’m even more committed to continuing this work shining light in the darkness and supporting people to rewrite the stories that shape their lives.
Grateful tonight. Truly. ✨ Big mob love 💛💛💛
🏆 Congratulations to the Winner of the Konica Minolta Australia Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples Community Achievement Award, Wonky Lines Counselling!
Wonky Lines Counselling is about healing through story, connection and culture. Founded by proud Gamilaraay and Bigambul woman Tamara Young, Wonky Lines provides culturally grounded Narrative Therapy and Social and Emotional Wellbeing informed support for individuals, families, workers and communities nationwide. Tamara works alongside people to unpack stories shaped by colonisation, systems and intergenerational trauma; strengthening identity, culture and connection. Her work includes one-on-one counselling, identity-building programs for children and young people, cultural supervision and creative wellbeing workshops. Wonky Lines also supports families navigating child protection systems and reinvests as a profit-for-purpose practice into community resources, culturally safe programs and healing initiatives through counselling, training and truth-telling work with all people of all cultures.