Aboriginal Languages
The Power and Water Corporation' series of Life Support Service awareness videos in different Aboriginal languages aims to help keep Territorians informed.
As this year's NSW Aboriginal Languages Week helps celebrate language, culture, and connection, the strength of Dharug Ngurra - an educational resource created through a partnership between Dharug-own...
For NSW Aboriginal Languages Trust chair Catherine Trindall, cultural survival is carried with every word spoken in language. The state is the only jurisdiction in the country with specific legislatio...
Star South Sydney Rabbitohs half Cody Walker and journalist Brooke Boney have been announced as ambassadors for NSW Aboriginal Languages Week.
The NSW Aboriginal Languages Trust (the Trust) board has welcomed five new members. The Trust was established in 2020 under the Aboriginal Languages Act 2017, with the independent board responsible fo...
More than 40 communities and across the country will benefit under the First Nations Languages Education Program, the federal government has announced.
Over 80 Indigenous-owned art centres, fairs and regional hubs will receive a share of over $38 million in federal support to support vital cultural practices.
The vital work of language revitalisation and preservation continues to remain paramount for maintaining culture across the country. Like many language groups during the protectionism era, the Dharawa...
In celebration of Aboriginal Languages Week, the Australian National Maritime Museum has announced they will host four free online workshops.
Aboriginal interpreters in WA's north say more engagement with police is necessary after revelations regarding the wrongful conviction of an Indigenous man emerged in a coronial inquest last week.
Dual-language children's book Nedingar: Ancestors has been recognised for the third time this award season; nominated for the Speech Pathology Australia's Book of the Year in the Aboriginal and Torres...
The University of Queensland is moving to protect Australia's invaluable heritage of Indigenous languages with the development of a centralised digital archive.
New South Wales is home to almost 90 independent multicultural and Aboriginal publications and 210 radio programs, spoken in more than 56 languages.