Arrernte

Kathleen Wallace tells the story of Arlewarrere (Whirly Brothers) in the Arrernte language.

Promo for the ICTV Our Bedtime Stories project - Starting April 22! Our Bedtime Stories consists of 20 cultural, bedtime stories for children delivered in Indigenous languages. This series was produced by ICTV, with individual episodes being produced by ICTV, NG Media and …

Our Bedtime Stories, the new series from ICTV, is playing every night, Sunday to Thursday, at 7:30PM. Our Bedtime Stories consists of 20 cultural, bedtime stories for children delivered in Indigenous languages. This series was produced by ICTV, with individual episodes …

Margaret MK Kemarre Turner tell the Story of the Milky Way in Arrernte as a children's story with leaf puppets.

The ladies from the Akeluyerre Healing Centre performed a Smoking Ceremony.

Apmere angkentye-kenhe | A place for language CREATED IN MPARNTWE/ALICE SPRINGS 16TH JUNE – 7TH JULY 2017 Apmere angkentye-kenhe is taking place in the old op-shop behind the Uniting Church on Todd Mall. This little shed will become an interactive space and host a …

This short animation from Italk Library features two men talking in Arrernte about how family violence affects kids. Produced in Alice Springs in a collaboration between italk Library and the Department of Correctional Services.

This short animation shows two men talking in Arrernte about family violence and walking away when angry. This video is available in multiple languages, this version is in Arrernte. Created by iTalk Library in Alice Springs.

Two men talk in Arrernte about family violence in their lives. Produced for Northern Territory Department of Corrections.

First Languages Australia short with Harold Furber speaking Arrernte. This beautiful series of shorts from First Languages Australia celebrate Indigenous languages, and the people who speak them, keep them alive and help others to learn more about Indigenous language.

Discrimination Stories - A Shop

Discrimination Stories - A Petrol Station

Discrimination Stories - A Night Club

In 2014, Akeyulerre organised a trip to Ross River so that Arrernte families could teach language in their own way on country.

In April 2013 a group of ten women held a four day workshop on Arrernte Country east of Alice Springs. The purpose was to articulate the Arrernte healing story and capture this is a painting.

This story “Angwenhe impatye?” Whose footprint?, has captured the essence of the centre, the Arrernte language, the landscape and the animals living here. The theme of the video highlights all of this and more- young children are always asking questions, love repetition, …

Arrente Version On Behalf of the board and staff of ICTV, Merry Christmas and have a great New Year! Stay tuned in 2014 for more great Indigenous comunity Television. ICTV Showing Our Way

A story by Kathleen Wallace about Aleperentye, a woman who became a spirit that used to take kids away.