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Thank you to our wonderful attendees, talented performers, and incredible Language Practitioners, Community organisations, and Blak owned businesses for making the NSW Aboriginal Languages Festival on 19 October 2025 so unforgettable—together, you’ve helped Let Our Voices Fly and celebrate the power of Aboriginal Languages, Culture and Community! Across NSW, Language is being revitalised through place-based programs delivered by Language practitioners and Community organisations, many of whom ha

Thank you to our wonderful attendees, talented performers, and incredible Language Practitioners, Community organisations, and Blak owned businesses for making the NSW Aboriginal Languages Festival on 19 October 2025 so unforgettable—together, you’ve helped Let Our Voices Fly and celebrate the power of Aboriginal Languages, Culture and Community! Across NSW, Language is being revitalised through place-based programs delivered by Language practitioners and Community organisations, many of whom ha

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The Trust’s Strategy for the International Decade of Languages outlines our commitment to support the revival and strengthening of Aboriginal Languages across NSW through growth, access, collaboration, truth-telling and healing. Pillar one, growth. 🌱 - Supporting the growth of Languages according to Communities’ self-determined goals. - Scholarships for Language study and funding to establish 10 new Community-led Language Centres by 2032. Head to our website to read the full report https://www.

The Trust’s Strategy for the International Decade of Languages outlines our commitment to support the revival and strengthening of Aboriginal Languages across NSW through growth, access, collaboration, truth-telling and healing. Pillar one, growth. 🌱 - Supporting the growth of Languages according to Communities’ self-determined goals. - Scholarships for Language study and funding to establish 10 new Community-led Language Centres by 2032. Head to our website to read the full report https://www.

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Marion Packham (Wiradjuri) reflects on how Language gives her confidence to step into any space. Watch the full Language Yarn roundtable on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@nswaboriginallanguagetrust | Aboriginal Languages Trust

Marion Packham (Wiradjuri) reflects on how Language gives her confidence to step into any space. Watch the full Language Yarn roundtable on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@nswaboriginallanguagetrust | Aboriginal Languages Trust

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‘Language is my greatest healing tool...it’s our magic and our power.’ Emma Stewart (Bidjigal/Gweagal/Dharug/Gandangara/Dharawal/Yuin) tells us ‘if you practice Culture everyday, you’ll never have a bad day in your life.’ Watch the full Language Yarn video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@nswaboriginallanguagetrust | Aboriginal Languages Trust

‘Language is my greatest healing tool...it’s our magic and our power.’ Emma Stewart (Bidjigal/Gweagal/Dharug/Gandangara/Dharawal/Yuin) tells us ‘if you practice Culture everyday, you’ll never have a bad day in your life.’ Watch the full Language Yarn video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@nswaboriginallanguagetrust | Aboriginal Languages Trust

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Jayden (Gomeroi, Ngiyampaa) shares the inspiration behind 'Let Our Voices Fly’, the theme for NSW Aboriginal Languages Gathering 2025 and NSW Aboriginal Languages Week 2025, coming soon from 19 - 26 October. #LanguageRevitalisation #letourvoicesfly | Aboriginal Languages Trust

Jayden (Gomeroi, Ngiyampaa) shares the inspiration behind 'Let Our Voices Fly’, the theme for NSW Aboriginal Languages Gathering 2025 and NSW Aboriginal Languages Week 2025, coming soon from 19 - 26 October. #LanguageRevitalisation #letourvoicesfly | Aboriginal Languages Trust

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‘The way we communicate with each other is fundamental, through our ceremonies, our songs, our dances.’ Corina Norman (Dharug/Dharawal) Watch the full Language Yarn on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/@nswaboriginallanguagetrust | Aboriginal Languages Trust

‘The way we communicate with each other is fundamental, through our ceremonies, our songs, our dances.’ Corina Norman (Dharug/Dharawal) Watch the full Language Yarn on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/@nswaboriginallanguagetrust | Aboriginal Languages Trust

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Nancy Pattison (Dainghatti) talks about the younger generation, ‘getting the kids to understand what they’re singing and dancing about in Language...shows we’re performing the Language of our Country.’ Watch the powerful Language Yarn on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/@nswaboriginallanguagetrust | Aboriginal Languages Trust

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‘If you’re lucky enough to be able to do something that our parents and our grandparents weren’t able to do, it’s almost like you have a responsibility to do it... It’s a precious gift that people fought really hard to keep so we should treat it like that.’ Brooke Boney (Gamilaroi), the 2025 NSW Aboriginal Languages Week Ambassador on the opportunity to learn Language on Country. Watch Brooke’s Language lesson on Country - https://www.youtube.com/@nswaboriginallanguagetrust | Aboriginal Language

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‘People talk about having been somewhere for decades or centuries...this Country, this whole area, this is where my people have always been.’ Brooke Boney (Gamilaroi), our 2025 NSW Aboriginal Languages Week Ambassador. Watch Brooke’s journey on Country on our Youtube channel. https://www.youtube.com/@nswaboriginallanguagetrust | Aboriginal Languages Trust

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Take a deep dive into this engaging discussion about personal Language journeys, Community-led revitalisation efforts and the role archives play in the revitalisation of Aboriginal Languages. The Let Our Voices Fly: Speaker event in celebration of NSW Aboriginal Languages Week (19-26 October 2025), included Brooke Boney (Gamilaroi), and Cody Walker (Bundjalung/Yuin), the NSW Aboriginal Languages Week 2025 Ambassadors, Philip Winzer (Ngarabul) Language Practitioner, Beth Thornber (Wiradjuri), Acc

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The NSW Aboriginal Languages Trust is hosting the inaugural NSW Aboriginal Languages Week from 22-29 October. The Trust has also partnered with leading artist and musician Barkaa and comedian and entertainer Andy Saunders as ambassadors of the week to highlight the importance of revitalising Aboriginal languages. To launch the week, the Trust have also organised the first NSW Aboriginal Languages Festival, which will take place from 10.00am-3.30pm on Saturday 21 October, at the National Centre o

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‘This is something that we can make sure continues as a thread through our history.’ Brooke Boney (Gamilaroi), the 2025 NSW Aboriginal Languages Week Ambassador takes a journey on Country and learns new and familiar words with Language Practitioner Jayden Kitchner-Waters (Gomeroi and Ngiyampaa) in celebration of Aboriginal Languages Week. Watch Brooke’s journey on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/@nswaboriginallanguagetrust | Aboriginal Languages Trust

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We're taking part in NSW Aboriginal Languages Week 2025, which commemorates the passing of the Aboriginal Languages Act on 24 October 2017 and is a chance to come together to celebrate and raise awareness of community-led efforts to revitalise languages. Each day this week we will be sharing a Gathang word or phrase. The Gathang language is the language of the Birrabay, Warrimay and Guringay people whose land we live, work and learn on today. | Dungog High School

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Save the date! We are pleased to announce the third annual NSW Aboriginal Languages Week will be from 19 to 26 October 2025, with a program of exciting events and celebrations across the state. We are delighted to provide one-off funding to eligible Aboriginal Community organisations to support their events and activities during the Week. Cathy Trindall, Chair of the Aboriginal Languages Trust said 'these grants are about celebrating revitalisation efforts and empowering Communities and Language

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‘Once you know the name - look, listen and learn. Because Country is going to teach you something else as well.’ Jacqueline Allen (Wonnaruah/Awabakal) describes how she teaches children Language. Click the link in bio to watch the powerful Language Yarn. | Aboriginal Languages Trust

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‘Our lives are an archive of our Language. We remember it deep down inside, so it comes back to us.’ Philip Winzer (Ngarabul), Language Practitioner and Jayden Kitchener-Waters (Gomeroi and Ngiyampaa) inspired the audience to think about the deep Cultural knowledge found on Country. Replay the Let Our Voices Fly Speaker event discussion https://www.alt.nsw.gov.au/whats-on/latest-events/let-our-voices-fly-speaker-event | Aboriginal Languages Trust

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‘Speaking Language is a form of healing the Community as a whole, because those little ones will speak to someone else and teach them (Language).’ Jacquiline Frail (Yuwaalaraay) on Language’s healing power for all generations and Community. Listen to the Language Yarn on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@nswaboriginallanguagetrust | Aboriginal Languages Trust

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‘The grant has given me the time and resources to delve deeper into the linguistic side of our Language, so I can help the Community understand and learn it better.’ Donna Starr, Educational Scholarship recipient, is pursuing a Masters of Applied Linguistics at Charles Darwin University to explore the complexities of Language structure and usage. The funding has allowed her to balance her job while dedicating time to her studies and Community responsibilities. Are you passionate about Language r

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Goodbye 2025! You were absolutely full of great memories made with friends old and new. Here's to many more in the new year. #agedcare #carer #supportwork #firstnations #aboriginalhealth #firstnationsculture #bridgingnowtonext #blakloudproud #aboriginalelder #aboriginalhistory #alwayswasalwayswillbe | Aboriginal Community Services

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NT elders fear Aboriginal languages are being lost, as communities band together to help save them

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TRUTHTELLING Get ready 2025 | Aboriginal Tent Embassy

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The 2025 Indspire Award for Culture, Heritage & Spirituality goes to a person who has used his many talents to preserve and revitalize the Cree language for new generations. Brian Paul MacDonald, from Onion Lake Cree Nation, has been introducing young people to Cree for over 40 years. A day school survivor, he trained as a Cree language teacher in James Smith Cree Nation and then taught nêhiyawêwin at two day schools; in 1989, he obtained a B.Ed. from the University of Saskatchewan’s Indigenous

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We’re honoured to receive the Indigenous Inclusion Award at the 2025 Diversity & Inclusion Awards This recognition celebrates our commitment to empowering Aboriginal communities and fostering genuine inclusion. Thank you to CCIWA and all supporters for this incredible acknowledgement. Albany Chamber of Commerce & Industry | Albany Advertiser | ABC Great Southern | Southern Aboriginal Corporation

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Truth and Reconciliation: Preserving and revitalizing Indigenous languages

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Yarns from the heart: the role of Aboriginal English in Indigenous health communication

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Aboriginal Languages Trust on Instagram: "'It was beautiful to sing in my Language and I feel very happy to be with my (Koori) people.' Eric Avery, Kabi Marrawuy Mumbulla, a renowned violinist, vocalist, dancer, and composer from the Ngiyampaa, Yuin and Gumbaynggirr peoples of NSW weaved electronic music with his elegant violin playing at the NSW Aboriginal Languages Festival in 2025."

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Indigenous Round 2025: Celebrating Strength and Legacy

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