Light Line - Jinibara

Deline Briscoe (Yalanji)

Deline Briscoe, a Yalanji woman of song from Far North Queensland’s Daintree Region, has a career spanning over two decades. She has collaborated with renowned artists like Archie Roach, Paul Kelly, and Emma Donovan and toured globally with Black Arm Band and Mission Songs Project. 

As an Artistic Director, she crafts powerful storytelling performances, including Blaktivism (2021–2024), Singing Up Country (2022–2024), and A Heartfelt Tribute to Uncle Archie Roach (2023). Passionate about music’s healing power, Deline shares her artistry to uplift both audiences and her own spirit, keeping culture alive through song and storytelling.

Jason Murphy (Jinibara)

Jinibara artist Jason Murphy grew up in Brisbane’s West End and maintains strong ties to his Country, which stretches from Mt Nebo to Mapleton and Kilcoy. His artistic journey began at age seven, inspired by his brother’s drawing. 

Jason’s work tells stories of people and place, evolving with each new influence. Rejecting rigid artistic definitions, he believes culture is always growing and alive: “If we categorize it in a way that diminishes its growth, we diminish our own.” His art embodies this fluidity, blending tradition and innovation to reflect the ever-changing narratives of his community and Country.

Will Murphy (Jinibara)

Will Murphy is a Jinibara man and a Brisbane-based guitarist and songwriter with a passion for contemporary music. Over the past eight years, he’s toured extensively across Australia and internationally in New Zealand, refining his craft and building a strong presence on the live music scene. 

With an album and three EPs to his name, Will has a wealth of studio experience and has collaborated with numerous artists across different genres. He specializes in roots, blues, and RnB, blending these influences to create a sound that’s both fresh and authentic. 

Alongside his performing career, Will works as a music educator, teaching guitar to students of all ages since 2020. His dedication to both his art and his community shines through in his work, whether he’s on stage or in the classroom. 

Light Line is a pre-recorded audio-experience, which includes dialogue in First Nations language(s).

Headphones are not required. The amplified sound can be heard from the deck of the Rainforest Recovery Centre at Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve.

The recording plays every hour on the hour from 10am - 3pm, for a duration 5 minutes. It is played once at each event time, so please arrive early for the session you wish to experience. Some seating is available.

This experience is suitable for all ages.

Most audiences will very much enjoy this experience, it is - inspirational, meaningful and culturally significant.

Refreshments are available at the on-site café.

Wheelchair accessibility

The Rainforest Discovery Centre is wheelchair accessible and there are two accessible parking bays approximately 90m from the Rainforest Discovery Centre.

There is also a 2 min passenger drop off / pick up zone adjacent to the Rainforest Discovery Centre. It is approximately 40m from the curb cut to the Discovery Centre.

Audio-only experience

As this is an audio-only experience, is not suitable for the hearing impaired.

Level access

The Rainforest Discovery Centre’s viewing deck is on level 1 of the building. Level access is available via a lift.

Bathroom access

There are bathrooms on site at the Rainforest Discovery Centre.

Any other access requirements

We welcome all audiences to Horizon and strive to make every event and performance as accessible as possible.

We are always open to discussing your individual requirements to assist wherever possible. If you’d like to speak to someone about your access requirements, please contact us during business hours at (07) 5475 7272 or [email protected].

Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve is located at 148 Mountain View Road, Maleny, Queensland. Free parking is available on site. Directions: Google Maps

The work is not suitable for the hearing impaired.