Real stories made by real people from all around Australia
Sharing Australia's first languages
Ended on 1 Jul 2015
Disconnected from her culture, a young girl finds a new connection through the words of Gamilaraay.
Aunty Irene Hammett works with her Hopevale community on the Cape to share her passion for, and knowledge of, the Guugu Yimidhirr language.
Moree East Public School students teach you how to count to 10 in Gomeroi.
Gary Mooney tells the body parts in Yuwibara, the local language from the Mackay Region.
For years, Dunghutti people has been worried about the rapid loss of cultural knowledge in their community. A strategy has emerged at last
Morwell artist, author and elder Gloria Whalan shares some of the real life stories behind her beautiful artworks.
Gippsland artist, author and elder Aunty Gloria Whalan reads her children's book Guulaangga, the Green Tree Frog.
Take a tour of Wadawurrung country via these nine short videos. Learn the original place names and local words co-opted by settlers.
It's Serpent meets Tiger Cat in an epic Dreamtime battle set in the majestic southern Blue Mountains of NSW.
Two strong warriors battle it out.
How many Aboriginal languages are there? Hundreds of them!
The story of a woman with the legs of an emu that would entice young men to her camp.
We run free workshops and can give you skills training and advice on how to create and share your story
Broken Hill, NSW