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ICYMI our Weaving Culture Market Day is on Monday here at our Acton Peninsula site. http://hubs.ly/H02hmKp0 pic.twitter.com/IALbSXslTm
10:02 PM - 3 Mar 2016 · Details4 retweets 7 likes -
Our librarians are celebrating
#WorldBookDay with some rare publications that form part of the AIATSIS Collections. pic.twitter.com/pvdJuuDKuA6:54 PM - 3 Mar 2016 · Details12 retweets 12 likes -
Find out more about the
#Ngunawal Language Revival Project via our website. http://hubs.ly/H02g0y_0 -
Dr Marmion assisted PM Turnbull with the speech he made in Parliament in
#Ngunawal language for this year's#ClosingTheGap report.1 retweet 2 likes -
Dr Doug Marmion, Research Fellow here at our Centre for Australian Languages will be talking to
@adammshirley on@666canberra at 3:30pm.4 retweets 2 likes -
40yrs ago today. We hold 20mins of video, 9hrs of audio, original program & pixs of contestants & performers. pic.twitter.com/NE0bZHFYsR
3:49 PM - 28 Feb 2016 · Details12 retweets 6 likes -
Among the performers that day were Bobby McLeod, The Sapphires, Bob Randall, Laurie Ingram, Mick & Eileen Donovan. pic.twitter.com/21aNKSt1yk
3:42 PM - 28 Feb 2016 · Details2 retweets 1 like -
40 yrs ago today Canberra's Narrabundah Oval hosted the First National Aboriginal Country and Western Festival. pic.twitter.com/246nUOEtRE
3:14 PM - 28 Feb 2016 · Details4 retweets 6 likes -
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Soon on http://indigistream.com.au Troy Meston talk on The Science of Indigenous Learning
@Griffith_Uni@AIATSIS pic.twitter.com/gHSUBBHzl711:35 PM - 25 Feb 2016 · Details6 retweets 2 likes -
Today we're celebrating UNESCO’s International Mother Language Day 2016. Tweet us a greeting in your
#MotherLanguage@IndigenousX10 retweets 12 likes -
‘wanjaburr’ is 'which way?' in
#Kuku Yalanji South-east of Cape York, Mossman River, inland 2 west of Mt Mulgrave.#Motherlanguage5 retweets 5 likes -
‘yulmbarri’l is 'welcome' in
#Kuku Yalanji of South-east Cape York peninsula, Mossman River, inland to west of Mt Mulgrave.#Motherlanguage4 retweets 3 likes -
‘nunt i'I’ is 'you there, hello' in
#Kuuk Thaayorre of Edward River; inland and to the south of Pormpuraaw (QLD)#Motherlanguage3 retweets 4 likes -
‘ayyang’ is 'hey' (calling from a long distance) in
#Wik Mungkan of Cape York Peninsula QLD.#Motherlanguage2 retweets 3 likes -
‘degwati / tag-augwat’ is a form of greeting in
#Meriam Mir of Torres Strait, Murray Island.#Motherlanguage3 retweets 4 likes -
‘wowoy / gowoy’ is 'hi, hey' in
#Warungu of North of Townsville and southwest of Cairns.#Motherlanguage3 retweets 4 likes -
‘gud-wiai / get-pudai’ is to greet in
#Kala Lagaw Ya of Torres Strait, Mabuiag and Badu islands.#Motherlanguage4 retweets 3 likes -
‘kwōbali wandjoo’ is 'welcome' in
#Noongar of South-west corner of WA.#Motherlanguage2 retweets 4 likes
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