“Wayi janay” (jumping around because of happiness). Burnt Orange State. Kuku Yalanji (talk of this place) – pronounced Guh-guh Yell-an-gee Wayi janay (jumping around because of happiness) pronounced way-ee jun-nay Wurarr-wurarr (dragonfly) – pronounced oo-rard-oo-rard Kuku Yalanji people are the Traditional Owners of the celebrated Daintree Region. Where the Read more…
“Wayi janay” (jumping around because of happiness). Burnt Orange State. Kuku Yalanji (talk of this place) – pronounced Guh-guh Yell-an-gee Wayi janay (jumping around because of happiness) pronounced way-ee jun-nay Wurarr-wurarr (dragonfly) – pronounced oo-rard-oo-rard Kuku Yalanji people are the Traditional Owners of the celebrated Daintree Region. Where the Read more…
“Wayi janay” (jumping around because of happiness). Burnt Orange State. Kuku Yalanji (talk of this place) – pronounced Guh-guh Yell-an-gee Wayi janay (jumping around because of happiness) pronounced way-ee jun-nay Wurarr-wurarr (dragonfly) – pronounced oo-rard-oo-rard Kuku Yalanji people are the Traditional Owners of the celebrated Daintree Region. Where the Read more…
“Wayi janay” (jumping around because of happiness). Burnt Orange State. Kuku Yalanji (talk of this place) – pronounced Guh-guh Yell-an-gee Wayi janay (jumping around because of happiness) pronounced way-ee jun-nay Wurarr-wurarr (dragonfly) – pronounced oo-rard-oo-rard Kuku Yalanji people are the Traditional Owners of the celebrated Daintree Region. Where the Read more…
“Wayi janay” (jumping around because of happiness). Burnt Orange State. Kuku Yalanji (talk of this place) – pronounced Guh-guh Yell-an-gee Wayi janay (jumping around because of happiness) pronounced way-ee jun-nay Wurarr-wurarr (dragonfly) – pronounced oo-rard-oo-rard Kuku Yalanji people are the Traditional Owners of the celebrated Daintree Region. Where the Read more…
“Wanjaburr” (which way). Black State. Kuku Yalanji (talk of this place) – pronounced Guh-guh Yell-an-gee Wanjaburr (which way) – pronounced wun-jah-buhd Wurarr-wurarr (dragonfly) – pronounced oo-rard-oo-rard Kuku Yalanji people are the Traditional Owners of the celebrated Daintree Region. Where the rainforest meets the reef and has one of the oldest living Cultures in Read more…
“Wanjaburr” (which way). Black State. Kuku Yalanji (talk of this place) – pronounced Guh-guh Yell-an-gee Wanjaburr (which way) – pronounced wun-jah-buhd Wurarr-wurarr (dragonfly) – pronounced oo-rard-oo-rard Kuku Yalanji people are the Traditional Owners of the celebrated Daintree Region. Where the rainforest meets the reef and has one of the oldest living Cultures in Read more…
“Wanjaburr” (which way). Black State. Kuku Yalanji (talk of this place) – pronounced Guh-guh Yell-an-gee Wanjaburr (which way) – pronounced wun-jah-buhd Wurarr-wurarr (dragonfly) – pronounced oo-rard-oo-rard Kuku Yalanji people are the Traditional Owners of the celebrated Daintree Region. Where the rainforest meets the reef and has one of the oldest living Cultures in Read more…
“Wanjaburr” (which way). Black State. Kuku Yalanji (talk of this place) – pronounced Guh-guh Yell-an-gee Wanjaburr (which way) – pronounced wun-jah-buhd Wurarr-wurarr (dragonfly) – pronounced oo-rard-oo-rard Kuku Yalanji people are the Traditional Owners of the celebrated Daintree Region. Where the rainforest meets the reef and has one of the oldest living Cultures in Read more…
“Wanjaburr” (which way). Black State. Kuku Yalanji (talk of this place) – pronounced Guh-guh Yell-an-gee Wanjaburr (which way) – pronounced wun-jah-buhd Wurarr-wurarr (dragonfly) – pronounced oo-rard-oo-rard Kuku Yalanji people are the Traditional Owners of the celebrated Daintree Region. Where the rainforest meets the reef and has one of the oldest living Cultures in Read more…