Pitjantjatjara

Lyric Video for Track 7 of UPK#6. Aaron Shannon, from Fregon. One man standing, contemplating his country. He thinks long and hard the story of his country. Father and mother taught him the story and he understood. Who is going to care for and look after this story? Who …

Lyric Video for Track 6 of UPK#6. Written by Anmanari Wells, Melissa Thompson, Beth Sometimes, Stephanie Harrison. I can’t do it without you. You can’t do it without me. The two of us combined makes for good times, To the east to the south to the west to the north …

Lyric Video for Track 5 of UPK#6. Jason Cullinan, writer/singer from Indulkana Community Kungka. Beautiful woman. You’re mine. Nyuntu Ngayuku. Jason Cullinan comes from Indulkana. He is a songwriter and multi instrumentalist. UPK stands for Uwankara Palyanku …

Lyric Video for Track 4 of UPK#6. A song by Katrina Connelly. Written in jail. Music by Darcy Davis. I am here, staying here but thinking I’m really from another place. My family calls to me, calls me to my real home. Sitting, yearning, pining for my home. My country is …

Lyric Video for Track 3 of UPK#6. Franklin Hatches from Fregon. Man you should listen to your family. You talk to me but when I talk to you, you ignore me… Why do you ignore what I am saying to you? You better listen to what we’re all saying. Hey wati, I’m telling …

Lyric Video for Track 2 of UPK#6. Written Bill Davis, Performed Elijah Pinta Connelly, from Pipalyatjara. That man right in front of you is continually miserable. He groans, he behaves like a poor thing. He is sad. That man just over there, he obsesses, he overthinks, he …

This song written and performed by Jeremy Whisky from Indulkana; with him is brother Kupa Henry, Darcy Davis and Jason Cullinan. This is a jubilant celebration of The Tjukurpa, the spirit of the Land and its people, Anangu. Unashamed, brave, proud, All of us! The Tjukurpa …

UPK, Uwankara Palyanku Kanyitjaku (everybody creating and holding the future) is a strategy to achieve well-being through positive, shared vision of the future and thoughtful action by everybody to achieve this vision. UPK finds expression in many different forms from making of …

UPK, Uwankara Palyanku Kanyitjaku (everybody creating and holding the future) is a strategy to achieve well-being through positive, shared vision of the future and thoughtful action by everybody to achieve this vision. UPK finds expression in many different forms from making of …

Empowered Communities is a national reform initiative created by Aboriginal people, for Aboriginal people. In central Australia's Ngaanyatjarra, Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara (NPY) Lands a collaboration of strong Aboriginal organisations are working together with families, …

Empowered Communities is a national reform initiative created by Aboriginal people, for Aboriginal people. In central Australia's Ngaanyatjarra, Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara (NPY) Lands a collaboration of strong Aboriginal organisations are working together with families, …

Bush Bands Bash 2017: Desert Rain Band - Bush Bus. Bush Bands Bash is a foot stomping musical celebration under the starry desert sky. Played to an audience of thousands the concert is the biggest annual showcase of Aboriginal desert music in Australia. Presented by MusicNT, …

Bush Bands Bash 2017: Irrunytju Band - Wati Kutju. Bush Bands Bash is a foot stomping musical celebration under the starry desert sky. Played to an audience of thousands the concert is the biggest annual showcase of Aboriginal desert music in Australia. Presented by MusicNT, …

This story was created by Galvin Riley in the italk training program at Alice Springs Correctional Centre. This story was produced by trainees in the italk studios media production program, May to July 2016: Matthew Stevens Mike Wallace Jason Limerick Idmaran Johnson …

When day to day issues become a challenge, consider the value of taking time out from community life, approaching senior people in your family for some guidance, clearing your head and making positive lifestyle choices. You would be surprised the difference it can make.

Setting rubbish on fire is a hazard to your community, country and family. It can cause large fires, pollute the air around your community and it is also illegal. Please don't set rubbish on fire!

This video is a humorous look at waste management in our communities. Rubbish bins are in place keep them clean, but they don’t work if we don’t use them. Please put rubbish in the bin.

This video explains that rubbish dumps contain a myriad of hazardous materials, elements and compounds. People need to be mindful of this fact and be appropriately cautious and read the signs delineating potential hazards.

Old cars can be a valuable source of spare parts, but if you set them on fire they are useless to everyone. Also burning cars releases toxic fumes which are harmful to people and the environment so, don't set cars on fire!

Be healthy and happy! Colonial Australia has brought a lot of unhealthy foods into Aboriginal Communities so it is important to make positive lifestyle choices. Mai Wiru Ngalkunma!