Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (PY) Media is a pioneering Anangu owned and controlled regional Indigenous Media Organisation supporting media and communications programs in the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands of north-eastern South Australia. It supports six Remote Indigenous Broadcasting Service communities- Fregon, Ernabella, Mimili, Indulkana, Amata and Pipalyatjara –as well as the hub site in Umuwa.
Sandridge Band perform 'Think About our Culture' at Bush Bands Bash 2012.
Luritja People by Tjupi Band at the 2012 Bush Bands Bash.
South East Desert Metal perform 'Eagle' at Bush Bands Bash 2012.
Irrunytju Band perform 'Ukiri Wanti' at the 2012 Bush Bands Bash.
The importance of breastfeeding to immunise kids from Otitus Media
Looking after kids ears
Part of the National Ear Heatlh campaign.
Central Reggae perform Wati Watjilaringuna at Bush Bands Bash 2012.
Pipalyatjara Students singing with 600,000 others all over Australia
Live coverage of the 2012 Bush Bands Bash at the Alice Springs Desert Festival.
The UPK#4 is a project developed by Nganampa Health in South Australia. This project was designed as a strategy for well being'. Nganingu Mark Burton and his song "Irititja' meaning from Long Ago is about his homeland and Grandfather. Stewart Gaykamangu writter and singer of …
Punu Paltantja Woodcarving is a day where this community in PY find wood to carve their spears other useful things
Inma Maku is a short video made by the Rikina Video Show. This video shows the importance of culture tradition and community, and opens itself to interesting discussion about its message.
Central Reggae is a studio recorded music video filmed in Umuwa on the APY Lands.
Live mulitcam recording of Iwantja Band and Red Sand Band, from the Bush Bands Bash held in Alice Springs on September 2009.
A profile of some of the best musicians from the APY Lands.
Uwankara Pukulpa Kulyintjaku or UPK (5) music was recorded through Nganampa Health to promote healthy food
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