Watch the film ‘Our Mother Tongue: Wiradjuri’ and check out some behind-the-scenes photos of the filming. This film was made as part of an Indigenous languages project for ABC Local Radio and Multiplatform that is being piloted in partnership with First Languages Australia. …

Broadwater National Park can be found in north Queensland just west of Ingham. Uncle Bill shares why the swimming hole is special for him, his family and his people and teaches us Warrgamay language along the way. Eel - wagal
 Freshwater turtle - bangguru
 Jackass - …

At Yirara we have so many inspirational women working is so many areas, helping our students every day, in so many ways.

The Qantas Emily Kame Kngwarreye Dreamliner 787-9 lands in Alice and our Clontarf fellas loved it.

Want to watch aboriginal art fly and meet some very talented athletes. We follow on with our Qantas story of the new Dreamliner 787-9 landing in Alice Springs and enjoy spending some time with some very talented Commonwealth champions.

Created with young people from Ali Curung community in the Northern Territory. The film is a fun way to start a conversation with young people about what they might do if approached by police. The film shows police talking to two different boys about a recent crime. Both …

Aunt Gloria Whalan began writing children's books to preserve her 'mother tongue' Wiradjuri language. Guulaangga, The Green Tree Frog, is a story that was inspired by Gloria's experiences growing up on a farm.

Community cultural leader Matthew Priestley has been teaching students at Moree East Public School how to speak the traditional Gomeroi language. Here the students teach you how to count to ten in Gomeroi.

This week we go climbing up walls, learn how to become a better leader and play with Lego to tell stories. Yirara TV Episode 5 Term 1 2018

Yirara TV Episode 4 Term 1 - 2018. This week we look at the insides of a fish, revive a piece of the past, hear some long-forgotten music and watch Tara be interviewed by a local newspaper.

A creative play on the imagination of a child and the wisdom of the elder's.

Yirara TV Episode 3 Term 1 - 2018. Every wondered how to help others to feel good about themselves and just how do you play cricket?

Yirara TV Episode 2 Term 1 - 2018. Every painted using your feet and we hear from one of our bands and see a little bit about the Imparja Cup.

Tara know what she wants to do when she leaves school and is working hard towards her goals.

Yirara TV Episode 1 Term 1 - 2018. One of the many highlights of our school year is our Christmas Concert, we meet some new staff members and Tara tells us how she wants to become a Police Officer.

Yirara College TV: Term 4, Episode 7 - 2017 This week we have a quick look at some of the team that work hard to make our episodes each week, see what our Clontarf and Girls Academy have been up to in Sydney and hear from our Principal.

Yirara College TV: Term 4, Episode 6 - 2017 We catch up on all the glitz and glam from last week’s senior’s formal, say goodbye to one of beloved teachers and we visit CAAMA studio.

Yirara College TV: Term 4, Episode 5 - 2017 In this week’s episode, we enjoyed one of the highlights of the year, we meet a new staff member and have some pointers from a well- known Indigenous actor.

Malgana country is the area around Shark Bay in Western Australia. Bianca McNeair grew up listening to the story of The Buyungurra who didn't listen by her mother and she shares the local story with ABC Open. Illustrations drawn by Bianca's daughter Nykita McNeair. Animated …

Every wondered what Wugularr (Beswick) community is like. Come and have a look. This is part of our regular Thursday Morning Worship where we learn about the different communities our students come from. This is one of the many highlights we enjoy throughout the week. …