Indigenous Peoples
Also spelled Nyoongar, Noongar
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Word for Word #23 Noongar: The pulse of language – In Indigenous cultures, traditional languages are bound up with family, history and place. In this episode, we meet three Noongar people – Miles Franklin-winning novelist Kim Scott; music historian Clint Bracknell; and performer and director Kylie Bracknell – to ask how an ancient, endangered language can live and thrive today.
‘Positive reaction’ to Nyungar culture course
Gina Williams: Noongar language lives in song
WA Government signs landmark native title settlement
Noongarpedia: the first Aboriginal Wikipedia site
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http://www.noongarculture.org.au
Embedded Tweets
The Noongar language is spoken by the Indigenous people of Perth and WA’s south-west, but it's long been under threat.
A version of Shakespeare's Macbeth entirely rewritten in the Noongar language will debut at the Perth Festival next month.https://t.co/Cabn9qDwFb
— ABC Indigenous (@ABCIndigenous) January 25, 2020
Celebrate #NAIDOC2016 with our Sharing the Dreaming app, a window to the Nyoongar culture pic.twitter.com/yjEtFYxv7U
— Parks and Wildlife Service, Western Australia (@WAParksWildlife) July 7, 2016
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Noongar
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