Language
An exhibition celebrates the decades-long drive by the remote Western Desert community of Papunya to keep culture and language alive. In a filing cabinet in an old darkroom at the remote Aboriginal co...
After nine years of its award-winning Sound FX program, Tura - Culture Through Sound, with its community partners, has moved into the next phase: the Kimberley Song Muster.
More than 80 First Nations primary school students flocked to Sydney's Taronga Zoo on Tuesday as the Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF) launched its 2026 Great Book Swap, which aims to raise $250,00...
Australia has one of the richest linguistic landscapes on the planet, certainly the oldest, and it needs to be actively protected. International Mother Language Day - 21 February - as approved by UNES...
Kala, an engaging new children's book written and illustrated by eight members from Birdiya Waangkiny Elders Group in Bunbury, Western Australia, is out now.
The Nyiyaparli Living Language Project has received global recognition at the 2025 Anthem Awards. Nyiyaparli Widi secured five awards after being named a finalist in five separate categories.
"Flowing seamlessly between past and present", the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra will perform Handel's Water Music masterpiece alongside the world premiere of an original composition by Arnhem Land...
Australia's first music therapy songbook for Aboriginal people in health care has launched, aiming to strengthen cultural connection and support clinical outcomes.
Aunty Jill Dodd holds a unique place in Australian publishing; with two box collections of children's books and a full set of educational tools produced in an Aboriginal language.
After mesmerising audiences and critics at the 2024 Perth Festival, the Noongar-performed opera Wundig wer Wilura will return in concert format for a series of special regional performances.
For musician and producer Deline Briscoe, using language in her songs is not just a responsibility, it is a continuation of tradition and honouring her ancestors.
A new jointly-compiled dictionary is supporting the preservation of the language of the Ngardi people of Western Australia and the Northern Territory.
Premiering at Fed Square this week, wurrung dhumbunganjinu is a sound and video work made by Wurundjeri artist and language specialist Brooke Wandin and her collaborators.