Muurrbay have new email addresses
Muurrbay have new email addresses and they are as follows : ceo@muurrbay.org.au admin@muurrbay.org.au Our previous email addresses are still…
Read MoreSydney Uni students yarn up at Muurrbay
Muurrbay was recently visited by a group of students of anthropology, linguistics and social work from Sydney University. Lecturers John…
Read MoreA salvage grammar and wordlist of the language from the Hunter River and Lake Macquarie
Excerpt from Wonnarua Nation Aboriginal Corporation website – A SALVAGE GRAMMAR AND WORDLIST OF THE LANGUAGE FROM THE HUNTER RIVER…
Read MorePeople get together to learn Bundjalung language!
Lismore local, Binnie O’Dwyer invited Margaret Sharpe to come to a language workshop in Lismore in April, held at Thelma…
Read More12th Australian Languages Workshop held at Stradbroke Island
Gary Williams and Anna Ash travelled to Stradbroke Island to attend the 12thAustralian Languages Workshop, hosted by the School of…
Read MoreGathang language is now live online!
On Wednesday, December 12, 2012, Gathang community members gathered to celebrate the launch of a new web portal dedicated to…
Read MoreDhanggati – A Living Language
Where do the names for animals and things come from? Someone at some stage made a decision: we’re going to…
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Gumbayanggirr Art Show in Sydney: Nyamibiin Gaagalnyarr Juluumnyarr
Nyamibiin Gaagalnyarr Juluumnyarr – Women from the Sea & the Mountains. A collection of artworks in felt created by Gumbaynggiir…
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Worth Place Park – Honeysuckle Newcastle 2009
In 2007 Lillian Eastwood from the Guraki Aboriginal Advisory Committee of City of Newcastle Council consulted Muurrbay linguist Amanda Lissarrague…
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Mayalambala teaching resource available online
The language teaching resource Mayalambala is now available electronically, thanks to a collaboration between Muurrbay and Sydney Aboriginal Languages and…
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