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  1. WA traditional owners say they are being ignored amid developments
    By Brianna Melville

    Traditional owners from WA's Wheatbelt say a historic native title settlement has increased division among Noongar groups.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-10/tra

    #IndigenousAustralians #AboriginalLanguage #Governance #NativeTitle #BriannaMelville

  2. WA traditional owners say they are being ignored amid developments
    By Brianna Melville

    Traditional owners from WA's Wheatbelt say a historic native title settlement has increased division among Noongar groups.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-10/tra

    #IndigenousAustralians #AboriginalLanguage #Governance #NativeTitle #BriannaMelville

  3. WA traditional owners say they are being ignored amid developments
    By Brianna Melville

    Traditional owners from WA's Wheatbelt say a historic native title settlement has increased division among Noongar groups.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-10/tra

    #IndigenousAustralians #AboriginalLanguage #Governance #NativeTitle #BriannaMelville

  4. WA traditional owners say they are being ignored amid developments
    By Brianna Melville

    Traditional owners from WA's Wheatbelt say a historic native title settlement has increased division among Noongar groups.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-10/tra

    #IndigenousAustralians #AboriginalLanguage #Governance #NativeTitle #BriannaMelville

  5. WA traditional owners say they are being ignored amid developments
    By Brianna Melville

    Traditional owners from WA's Wheatbelt say a historic native title settlement has increased division among Noongar groups.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-10/tra

    #IndigenousAustralians #AboriginalLanguage #Governance #NativeTitle #BriannaMelville

  6. Dozens of Aboriginal language custodians call for further revival efforts
    By Tilda Colling

    Aboriginal language custodians release a road map for the survival and revival of Northern Territory Indigenous languages.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-09/nt-

    #AboriginalLanguage #IndigenousAustralians #TildaColling

  7. Dozens of Aboriginal language custodians call for further revival efforts
    By Tilda Colling

    Aboriginal language custodians release a road map for the survival and revival of Northern Territory Indigenous languages.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-09/nt-

    #AboriginalLanguage #IndigenousAustralians #TildaColling

  8. Dozens of Aboriginal language custodians call for further revival efforts
    By Tilda Colling

    Aboriginal language custodians release a road map for the survival and revival of Northern Territory Indigenous languages.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-09/nt-

    #AboriginalLanguage #IndigenousAustralians #TildaColling

  9. Dozens of Aboriginal language custodians call for further revival efforts
    By Tilda Colling

    Aboriginal language custodians release a road map for the survival and revival of Northern Territory Indigenous languages.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-09/nt-

    #AboriginalLanguage #IndigenousAustralians #TildaColling

  10. Dozens of Aboriginal language custodians call for further revival efforts
    By Tilda Colling

    Aboriginal language custodians release a road map for the survival and revival of Northern Territory Indigenous languages.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-09/nt-

    #AboriginalLanguage #IndigenousAustralians #TildaColling

  11. 'I had no-one to talk to': 92yo Peter is trying to save his dying language
    By Katherine Smyrk

    Peter is the last living speaker of the First Nations language Thiinma. When he met linguist Rosie, they used music to help keep his knowledge alive, and formed a beautiful friendship along the way.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-04-20/the

    #IndigenousMusic #AboriginalLanguage #Language #Television #KatherineSmyrk

  12. 'I had no-one to talk to': 92yo Peter is trying to save his dying language
    By Katherine Smyrk

    Peter is the last living speaker of the First Nations language Thiinma. When he met linguist Rosie, they used music to help keep his knowledge alive, and formed a beautiful friendship along the way.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-04-20/the

    #IndigenousMusic #AboriginalLanguage #Language #Television #KatherineSmyrk

  13. 'I had no-one to talk to': 92yo Peter is trying to save his dying language
    By Katherine Smyrk

    Peter is the last living speaker of the First Nations language Thiinma. When he met linguist Rosie, they used music to help keep his knowledge alive, and formed a beautiful friendship along the way.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-04-20/the

    #IndigenousMusic #AboriginalLanguage #Language #Television #KatherineSmyrk

  14. 'I had no-one to talk to': 92yo Peter is trying to save his dying language
    By Katherine Smyrk

    Peter is the last living speaker of the First Nations language Thiinma. When he met linguist Rosie, they used music to help keep his knowledge alive, and formed a beautiful friendship along the way.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-04-20/the

    #IndigenousMusic #AboriginalLanguage #Language #Television #KatherineSmyrk

  15. 'I had no-one to talk to': 92yo Peter is trying to save his dying language
    By Katherine Smyrk

    Peter is the last living speaker of the First Nations language Thiinma. When he met linguist Rosie, they used music to help keep his knowledge alive, and formed a beautiful friendship along the way.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-04-20/the

    #IndigenousMusic #AboriginalLanguage #Language #Television #KatherineSmyrk

  16. Languages that no longer have native speakers are often described as being “extinct”. Thomas Watson prefers the term “sleeping language”, which has an important distinction – a sleeping language can be reawakened.

    Refusing to believe his traditional language, Gangulu, had been lost, Thomas embarked on a search that led thousands of kilometres around the world to an attic in Sweden.

    Discover the journey that saw Thomas reawaken a sleeping language… ausgeo.co/gangulu

    #ausgeo #australia #seeaustralia #language #aboriginallanguage #gangulu #science #research #exploreaustralia #firstnations #history #culture #nature #travel #adventure #discovery
    #academia #research #academicchatter #history #histodon #humanities #digitalhumanities #indigenous #indigenouspeoples #socialsciences

  17. Languages that no longer have native speakers are often described as being “extinct”. Thomas Watson prefers the term “sleeping language”, which has an important distinction – a sleeping language can be reawakened.

    Refusing to believe his traditional language, Gangulu, had been lost, Thomas embarked on a search that led thousands of kilometres around the world to an attic in Sweden.

    Discover the journey that saw Thomas reawaken a sleeping language… ausgeo.co/gangulu

    #ausgeo #australia #seeaustralia #language #aboriginallanguage #gangulu #science #research #exploreaustralia #firstnations #history #culture #nature #travel #adventure #discovery
    #academia #research #academicchatter #history #histodon #humanities #digitalhumanities #indigenous #indigenouspeoples #socialsciences

  18. Languages that no longer have native speakers are often described as being “extinct”. Thomas Watson prefers the term “sleeping language”, which has an important distinction – a sleeping language can be reawakened.

    Refusing to believe his traditional language, Gangulu, had been lost, Thomas embarked on a search that led thousands of kilometres around the world to an attic in Sweden.

    Discover the journey that saw Thomas reawaken a sleeping language… ausgeo.co/gangulu

    #ausgeo #australia #seeaustralia #language #aboriginallanguage #gangulu #science #research #exploreaustralia #firstnations #history #culture #nature #travel #adventure #discovery
    #academia #research #academicchatter #history #histodon #humanities #digitalhumanities #indigenous #indigenouspeoples #socialsciences

  19. Languages that no longer have native speakers are often described as being “extinct”. Thomas Watson prefers the term “sleeping language”, which has an important distinction – a sleeping language can be reawakened.

    Refusing to believe his traditional language, Gangulu, had been lost, Thomas embarked on a search that led thousands of kilometres around the world to an attic in Sweden.

    Discover the journey that saw Thomas reawaken a sleeping language… ausgeo.co/gangulu

    #ausgeo #australia #seeaustralia #language #aboriginallanguage #gangulu #science #research #exploreaustralia #firstnations #history #culture #nature #travel #adventure #discovery
    #academia #research #academicchatter #history #histodon #humanities #digitalhumanities #indigenous #indigenouspeoples #socialsciences

  20. 'Isolation gives you a chance to dream a bit bigger': How Perth Festival created a unique arts experience
    By Eloise Fuss

    It may be isolated from the rest of the country, but Perth Festival takes pride in telling uniquely local stories from the far west. Here’s a smattering of highlights and tips for the final week.

    abc.net.au/news/2024-02-23/per

    #CarnivalsandFestivals #PerformingArts #ArtsCultureandEntertainment #VisualArt #Theatre #OperaandMusicalTheatre #AboriginalandTorresStraitIslanderArt #AboriginalLanguage #Dance #MusicArtsandEntertainment #EloiseFuss

  21. The main reason I tooted this, is because I want to talk about the #AboriginalLanguage that the species name comes from: #Arrernte . Pronunciation of arandic language orthographies is quite non-intuitive to english speakers.🧵

  22. The main reason I tooted this, is because I want to talk about the #AboriginalLanguage that the species name comes from: #Arrernte . Pronunciation of arandic language orthographies is quite non-intuitive to english speakers.🧵

  23. The main reason I tooted this, is because I want to talk about the #AboriginalLanguage that the species name comes from: #Arrernte . Pronunciation of arandic language orthographies is quite non-intuitive to english speakers.🧵

  24. The main reason I tooted this, is because I want to talk about the #AboriginalLanguage that the species name comes from: #Arrernte . Pronunciation of arandic language orthographies is quite non-intuitive to english speakers.🧵

  25. The main reason I tooted this, is because I want to talk about the #AboriginalLanguage that the species name comes from: #Arrernte . Pronunciation of arandic language orthographies is quite non-intuitive to english speakers.🧵

  26. 'It was sleeping, waiting for someone to revive it': Rural Queensland school brings back ancient language Eidsvold State School, west of Bundaberg, revives an ancient language, builds resilience and improves attendance rates — and that's all before the school day starts. abc.net.au/news/2020-09-28/rur #Indigenous(AboriginalandTorresStraitIslander) #CommunityandSociety #AboriginalLanguage #IndigenousCulture #Rural

  27. 'It was sleeping, waiting for someone to revive it': Rural Queensland school brings back ancient language Eidsvold State School, west of Bundaberg, revives an ancient language, builds resilience and improves attendance rates — and that's all before the school day starts. abc.net.au/news/2020-09-28/rur #Indigenous(AboriginalandTorresStraitIslander) #CommunityandSociety #AboriginalLanguage #IndigenousCulture #Rural

  28. 'Covid success story': Indigenous artists turn cancelled exhibition into high-end fashion Sisters Joyce Crombie and Jean Barr-Crombie won't let coronavirus restrictions keep them down as they put their artwork onto clothing for the newly-created Red Ridge the Label. abc.net.au/news/2020-08-29/red #AboriginalLanguage #IndigenousCulture #ArtandDesign #TextileArts #Aboriginal #RuralWomen #Painting #Fashion #People

  29. 'Covid success story': Indigenous artists turn cancelled exhibition into high-end fashion Sisters Joyce Crombie and Jean Barr-Crombie won't let coronavirus restrictions keep them down as they put their artwork onto clothing for the newly-created Red Ridge the Label. abc.net.au/news/2020-08-29/red #AboriginalLanguage #IndigenousCulture #ArtandDesign #TextileArts #Aboriginal #RuralWomen #Painting #Fashion #People

  30. Warwick Hill learnt camel wrangling from Aboriginal elders in the APY lands. Milking them's another story Warwick Hill was sent to the APY lands to hunt rabbits. Instead he formed a deep bond with the traditional owners, and learned to catch and milk camels. abc.net.au/news/2020-07-18/aus #SustainableandAlternativeFarming #Pests-Horticulture #AboriginalLanguage #DairyProduction #PestManagement #PestControl #Animals

  31. Warwick Hill learnt camel wrangling from Aboriginal elders in the APY lands. Milking them's another story Warwick Hill was sent to the APY lands to hunt rabbits. Instead he formed a deep bond with the traditional owners, and learned to catch and milk camels. abc.net.au/news/2020-07-18/aus #SustainableandAlternativeFarming #Pests-Horticulture #AboriginalLanguage #DairyProduction #PestManagement #PestControl #Animals