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Category: First Peoples Languages

Successful Gangalidda language learning model pitched across Queensland

Karen Ford is head of curriculum at Burketown State School where more than 90 per cent of students are Indigenous. Working closely […]

Toukley’s Kooloora Preschool revives lost Darkinjung Aboriginal language

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-05-12/nsw-central-coast-preschool-revives-lost-aboriginal-language/105263754?

Singer-songwriter Dewayne Everettsmith is collaborating with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra on a new album and concert series featuring the palawa kani language.

Lutruwita/Tasmania once had many unique Aboriginal languages, but the impact of colonisation has silenced all but a collection of ancient words. Those […]

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