Stormy conditions did not prevent students from the Gathang Certificate III course gathering at Club Taree for their graduation ceremony on Wednesday 15 March. Marianne McKinnon-Kidd was the only graduate who was unfortunately unable to join the ceremony.
Following a Welcome to Country by Auntie Wilma Morecombe, certificates were presented by Muurrbay CEO Uncle Gary Williams.
Sharon Edgar-Jones received the Linguistic Achievement Award and Ye...
On the 15th February, 2017 Muurrbay launched the Gumbaynggirr Yuludarla Jandaygam (Gumbaynggirr Dreaming Story Collection) at the Nambucca Community and Arts Centre.
Elders and community members travelled from far and wide to enjoy the book launch.
Michael Jarrett oversaw proceeding as Master of Ceremonies.
Muurrbay’s Gary Williams, Dallas Walker and Brother Steve Morelli who compiled the Gumbaynggirr Dreaming Story over a 5-year period addressed the ...
Muurrbay is pleased to announce Mari Rhydwen has been appointed as Regional Coordinator.
Mari started work for Muurrbay on the 13 February, 2017.
Mari comes with a wealth of knowledge and experience.
Following her early research in Kriol communities in the NT she took up University appointments at UWA at Murdoch University.
After working at a language centre in the Kimberley her education background led to her being appointed as the first ...
In 2004 Anna was appointed as the Co-ordinator-Linguist to establish Muurrbay's Regional activity 'Many Rivers Aboriginal Language Centre'. Anna was responsible for expanding Muurrbay's role to support not one but seven languages, she established a Regional Advisory Group to assist in prioritising Muurrbay's activities. Anna facilitated the process of the two activities joining to become a single regional language centre, and in 2014 secured triennial ...
Gumbaynggirr Elders and youth joined together to launch Gumbaynggirr dictionary-grammar
The new and improved second edition of the Gumbaynggirr dictionary-grammar was launched by Elder Barry Phyball at Muurrbay on the 18th of March 2016. Ricky Buchanan gave a welcome to country, as he’d done eight years ago for the first edition. From being a young school boy at the first book launch, Ricky is now working in schools, and studying Gumbaynggirr language