Status: Stock Bush People by Rahel Ungwanaka You can see we are going to find food. We are walking, looking for the grass with the little seeds to make Marna (food) flour. There are poeple sitting and talking, sitting around and rubbing the Puta (stone), making flour. You can see Read more…
Status: Stock Pastor Albrecht visits Hembrey Station by Judith Inkamala When Pastor Albrecht used to go around to every settlement, he told the story about God‘s word, every Sunday. First, he went to Hembrey Station, Pertame Country, where he met David Swan, who belongs to that country. My Uncle Lazaurus Read more…
Status: Stock Desert Choir Tote by Judith Inkamala I was choir lady before, with Lily and David, we went everywhere for singing. Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney. We travelled a lot with choir. Then I retired, too much coughing. The last time i sang with the choir was at Ross River, when Read more…
Status: Stock Ntaria School Greeting Card Pack We are the Senior students at Ntaria School. We are learning. Getting new skills. We are designing and making our own things. It’s important for people to know our culture. To respect our culture. To respect us.
Status: Stock Ntaria School Greeting Card We are the Senior students at Ntaria School. We are learning. Getting new skills. We are designing and making our own things. It’s important for people to know our culture. To respect our culture. To respect us.
Status: Stock Toyota & Family by Rona Rubuntja Panangka Family going to a waterhole for swimming in the back of the ute! Sometime we go to Glen Helen in Toyota for swimming and fishing. I love to eat fish, also kangaroo we cook em on the fire and eat them all. Read more…
Pujiman Days “In the pujiman (traditional, desert dwelling)) days, people were walking Country, over sand dunes, going up and down a long way. The country has a lot of different foods, people collected them along the way. People came together, they met at a big waterhole. Palya! (Good!)” – Petrina Read more…
Jarlaloo Country Jarlaloo is Patrick’s country. It lies south of Warmun and north of Purnululu (Bungle Bungles). Patrick knows this country inside out, as he walked and mustered cattle all throughout this country with his father, George Mung Mung. Jarlaloo is the Gija name for the Ord River, where it Read more…
