Djambarrpuyngu

Video documenting the Makarata event at Milingimbi on the 11-14 August 2016. This landmark event brought together senior curators and museum representatives from around Australia and the world to discuss cultural repatriation of art and artefacts from Milingimbi.

Discrimination Stories - A Night Club (Yolngu Matha)

David Djerrpan, supervisor at Galiwin'ku CDP, talks about creating furniture for the community through the Galiwin'ku Made shop, selling a wide range of home furniture and providing training. Filmed on Milingimbi community by ALPA

Discrimination Stories - A Shop (Yolgnu Matha)

Discrimination Stories - A Petrol Station (Yolngu Matha)

This short animation from Italk Library features two men talking in Yolngu Matha 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 Yolngu Matha about family violence and walking away when angry. This animation is available in numerous languages, this version is Yolngu Matha. Created by iTalk Library in Alice Springs.

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

'Yolngu' is the first single from my second EP. It is a special song to me as it involves samples I recorded in Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory, Australia. I have been lucky enough to visit and grow up closely with an Aboriginal family since I was about 4. My dad wanted …

Showcasing the Ramingining Food Ladder greenhouse, growing hydroponic vegetables for local consumption. Project Developed by ALPA and Food Ladder and owned by Rulku Lodge and Dinybulu Regional Services, with funding provided by the Australian Government Indigenous Advancement …

Yolngu Magician William Gumbula from Galwin'ku in Arnhem Land shows some of his many tricks. William is keen to show off his magic to anybody if you want to make a booking, contact cdpelcho@alpa.asn.au

Participants from ALPA CDP at Milingimbi and Ramingining received training in 3D Printing design with Tinkercad, as well as electronics and 3D printing production from ModFab. This video shows some of the participants talking about their experience of the program.

First Languages Australia short with Gadj Maymuru speaking Yolŋu. 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.

The lead single and title track from Gawurra's debut album 'Ratja Yaliyali' (meaning 'Vine of Love'). Gawurra [pronounced gow-rra] is an extraordinary singer and engaging performer hailing from East Arnhem Land. A contemporary of Gurrumul, he has a deeply resonant voice and …

LORRPU was born into a musical family, including most of the Gulf Country legends from Arnhem Land. His father was the keyboard player for legendary Top End band, Soft Sand. The demo version of his song “Lorrpu” (meaning White Cockatoo) won NT Pop Song of the Year in 2013 …

This video shows the ALPA Gapuwiyak RSAS program in action and shows employment pathways for children who go to school at Gapuwiyak. The RSAS program is a Federal Government Initiative that ALPA runs on their behalf in Gapuwiyak, Milingimbi, Ramingining, and Yirrkala.

Ganygulpa Dhurrkay and Jimmy Burpur and SImon Gaykamangu telling stories about the bombing of Milingimbi and cleanup of the crashed World War II planes by Milingimbi ALPA CDP workers. Produced by ALPA CDP media student Hazel Wanambi

Ganygulpa Dhurrkay and Jimmy Burpur talking about the bombing of Milingimbi and the cleanup of the crashed World War II planes by Milingimbi ALPA CDP workers. Produced by ALPA CDP media student Sylvia Garawirrtja

Perfomed by Stanley Gaykamangu at Bak'bididi Ramingining Festival 2015, with a presentation at the Gatjirrk Milingimbi Festival 2015, recognising his achievement winning the NT Music Awards Pop song of the year for 2015.

The crew at the ALPA Ramingining CDP site have come up with the idea of cutting out sugar from their morning tea and coffee. Morris, one of the CDP participants explains why.