CHESHIRE x KAKADU COLLECTIVE x DESERT PEA MEDIA - 'Mayali ft. Victor Rostron [CHESHIRE REMIX] Ground-breaking Australian community media mob - DESERT PEA MEDIA is coming in HARD with their 20 Year Anniversary Project – ‘RE-IMAGINE NATION’. A ‘remix album’ of …
Five years is a long time in the lives of men. In the life of a country it’s the blink of an eye. Balang Lewis and the four senior Wagalak, Rembarrnga and Dalabon Songmen on this landmark Australian album are all sadly passed since its original, strictly limited release in …
Katherine Christian Convention 2018 Saturday night celebration Beswick Commmunity share some songs
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Ruth talking about bandiyan (brown snake) in Rembarrnga.
Arnold George, Roy Natilma and Andy Lukuman Peters singing Bungulinybunguliny 'goodbye song'.
Arnold talks about seeing buffalo tracks this morning in Rembarrnga and Kriol!
Nyiburr borrmunga We are family
Marion and Margaret talk about working in Burarra language
Dow is a traditional ceremony that hasn't been performed in Arnhem Land, Australia, for about 40 years. It's a ceremony known to Dalabon, Rembarrgna and Mayili people of the central region. In June 2016, three men who experienced Dow as children resurrected this performance.
Music video for "Red" by Djolpa McKenzie. Winner of the NT Song of the Year 2018. Tourism NT.
Yókkarra means 'fish' in Ndjébbana, the language of Maningrida and one of the many languages spoken in north-central Arnhem Land. This film shows a team of fishermen as they catch fish at Nardilmuk under a commercial licence and sell them in their community.
We created this short film to show everybody the work that goes into every single screen printed fabric from Bábbarra Designs. This video only shows one colour being printed, but this is a three colour print screen design. This means the printers and ink dryers (four women …
John Mawurndjul: I am the old and the new opens at the Art Gallery of South Australia this week The old ways of doing things have changed into the new ways. The new generation does things differently. But me, I have two ways. I am the old and the new – John Mawurndjul …
Madjandemed is a small lizard that lives in the rocky country near Maningrida. Tara Rostron talks about this song in Kune language and how it was recording the song at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.
Ngúddja means language or words in the Ndjébbana language of Maningrida. Patricia Gibson and Jodie Kell wrote this song to celebrate all of the languages spoken in Maningrida and you can find out about the song in this film.
Bob Burruwal and Lena Yarinkura tells the story of Ngalbenbe (The Sun Story) in the Kune language.
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