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Listen as these Ngiyampaa speakers share with you their language as featured in 'Ngiyampaa Wordworld: Thipingku Yuwi, Maka Ngiya; Names of Birds and Other Words (second edition)' by Tamsin Donaldson. The Wangaaypuwan dialect of Ngiyampaa is the language of the Pilaarrkiyalu, Nhiilyikiyalu and Karulkiyalu people that come from the dry, riverless country of Western NSW. You can purchase a copy of this amazing resource which includes stories, example sentences, songs and bird names from the AIATSIS
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Country is the term often used by Aboriginal peoples to describe the lands, waterways and seas to which they are connected. The term contains complex ideas about law, place, custom, language, spiritual belief, cultural practice, material sustenance, family and identity. Ngunnawal Elder, Jude Barlow talks about what Country means to her. See and learn more on our 'Welcome to Country' explore page - https://bit.ly/2LY2Qrt | AIATSIS
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NILS4 is now open. Nominate yourself or a language respondent today. Link in first comment. | AIATSIS
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AIATSIS recordings helped unravel a musical mystery. The #songwithnoboss podcast refers to the song Wanji-wanji, also known as "Laka" to Gurindji people. Noongar musician and language revivalist Clint Bracknell started comparing versions of the song along the south-west coast of WA. At the same time linguist Myf Turpin from Sydney University started following Laka in Central Australia. They soon realised they were hearing the same song. Wanji-wanji continues to travel thousands of kilometres aro
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Indigenous Australians: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
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From living rooms to festival stages, the Yukkumbruk Dancers are revitalising and reawakening Ngunnawal dance traditions. Led by Elder Serena Williams, each performance is a thread in a much larger story, woven from memory, language and deep connection to place. 🎥 View the full video and article here: https://aiatsis.gov.au/explore/yukkumbruk-dancers-ngunnawal-country | AIATSIS
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Aunty Noelene is here at Paper and Talk, representing her Kunjen Ow Oykangand community with her sisters, Julie and Naomi. Mandaang Guwu (thank you in Wiradjuri language) Aunt, for the Koori Knockout yarns, but more importantly, thank you for being here and sharing your knowledge. #paperandtalk Living Languages | AIATSIS
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Celebrate Indigenous Literacy Day with us and enjoy the story of Nhinhinhi Gurra Bamawi Guugu told and illustrated by Tulo Gordon. You can discover more stories like this in ‘Milbi: Aboriginal stories from Queensland’s Endeavour River’. Available from the AIATSIS Shop 👉🏽 https://bit.ly/3sHy5Ia #ILD2121 #IndigenousLiteracyDay #StrongInCulture #language #literacy #aboriginalstudiespress | AIATSIS
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Today, Canberra Airport celebrates the Ngunnawal people with the launch of the Welcome to Ngunnawal audio greeting in NAIDOC week. Canberra Airport is the first airport in Australia to broadcast an audio, traditional language Welcome to Country. The audio recording greets international visitors to Canberra Airport and Australians returning home and was recorded by Ngunnawal traditional owners. Hearing from our First Peoples, in their own voices, is critical to creating a more united Australia an
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