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  1. Djinanginy Looking... view this page
  2. Djinanginy Bo Looking a long way... view this page
  3. Pop Gus Ryder talks about the Northam floods, 1949 or 50 Audio Recording Gus_Ryder talks about the Northam flood Audio Transcript Anyway all of a sudden when I woke up the morning, the river had I think, from one of the banks that we use... view this page
  4. Kayang (Hazel) Brown Kayang Brown was born in 1925 and grew up in the lower south-west region around the Porongorups in Western Australia. She went to school for a while at the Gnowangerup mission unti... view this page
  5. Doolann Leisha Eatts Aunty Doolann Leisha Eatts is a Ballardong woman. She grew up in the south-west, where she says, she was part of two worlds. Aunty Doolann tells stories of her life in the bush. Ho... view this page
  6. Coolbaroo League The Coolbaroo League was seen as a haven of hope when it began in 1947. It existed in a time of harsh restrictions for Noongars and all Aboriginal people, when we were not allowed ... view this page
  7. Family Noongar Words Moort or moortung – family or relationsDemban – GrandfatherDembart – GrandmotherNgangk – MotherMaam bart/maaman/naan – FatherNgoony R... view this page
  8. Food Noongar Words Seasons:Birak – December and January, the first summerBunuru – February and March, the second summerDjeran – April and May, autumnMakuru – Jun... view this page
  9. Noongar Lore Noongar Words kaartdijin – knowledge noonookurt koorliny – you go along ngulluk koorl koorliny – they can go back warra wirrin – bad spirit boolywar –... view this page
  10. Identity The Aboriginal peoples of Australia have the oldest continous living cultures in the world. WAAETC, Western Australian Strategic Plane for Aboriginal Education and Training  2... view this page
  11. Northam – 1850s Northam town site evolved, as more settlers took up land. Noongar people moved to camps around the Avon Valley, ‘where they lived on animals and plants that they could find. ... view this page
  12. About the Whadjuk Region Whadjuk is the name of the dialectal group from the Perth area. Whadjuk is situated south of Yued and north of the Pinjarup dialectal groups. The major cities and towns within the ... view this page
  13. Connection to Country For thousands of years Noongar people have resided on and had cultural connection to the booja – land. Everything in our vast landscape has meaning and purpose. We speak our ... view this page
  14. About Us I would just like to say that I stumbled across this page just surfing around on the net, delaying tidying up for a house inspection in the morning. Was only supposed to have a qui... view this page
  15. Joe Northover talks about childhood, and his family living in the bush Audio Recording Joe Northover talks about childhood, and his family living in the bush Audio Transcript Denise Cook: So where did you live when you were young? Joe Northover: Well ... view this page
  16. Kayang (Hazel) Brown talks about bush tucker Audio Recording Hazel Brown- Bush Tucker Audio Transcript It was alright while you were staying in the Mission, and then you know, you worked and things like that. But I liked bein... view this page
  17. Kayang (Hazel) Brown talks about the foods available growing up Audio Recording Hazel talks about what foods were available growing up Audio Transcript Kayang (Hazel) Brown: You know, they sort of, when Aboriginal Affairs Department was governm... view this page

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