16/06/2026
Today we celebrate one of our own.
Congratulations to Gabriela Romeo, one of the 2026 ABC Takeover Ballarat winners.
Many people see the Massive Murray Paddle as a paddling event. Those who have experienced it know it is so much more.
In 2025, Gabby was awarded the inaugural Wah Ellis Trophy as the Outstanding Young Achiever of the Dungulayin Mileka MMP team. Throughout the week, she demonstrated remarkable kindness, leadership and a genuine commitment to helping others. Whether she was assisting paddlers out of their kayaks, cheering on teammates, learning everyone's name or simply making people feel welcome, Gabby made a lasting impact on everyone around her.
What makes this recognition even more special is the journey behind it.
Gabby has spoken about finding a deeper connection to her culture through programs such as Little Lubblys and Nallei Jering, discovering where she belongs and growing in confidence surrounded by other young people on similar journeys.
At the Massive Murray Paddle, we often talk about "Connecting People, River and Country." Stories like Gabby's remind us why that matters.
Over five days and 415 kilometres, young people are challenged, supported and encouraged to step outside their comfort zones. They build friendships, connect with culture, develop resilience and discover strengths they didn't know they had.
The river provides the setting, but the real journey is often personal.
Seeing young leaders like Gabby emerge with greater confidence, pride and purpose is one of the most rewarding parts of the Massive Murray Paddle.
Congratulations Gabby. We are incredibly proud of you and look forward to seeing where your journey takes you next.
ABC Radio National / Tony Lovett / ABC Ballarat