Wiradjuri is the Indigenous language of the central west and western slopes and plains of NSW. Kerryann Stanley, Council’s Aboriginal Liaison Officer, shares how to say hello, name, family, and later, in Wiradjuri. Want to share your voice and vision with the Dubbo region? Join the Wiradjuri Technical Advisory Panel. Visit: www.dubbo.nsw.gov.au/wiradjuritechnicaladvisorypanel | Dubbo Regional Council

Lovely to hear the Wiradjuri language echoing through MAMA singing this familiar tune! Rand Public School and Gundagai South students have been working with local Indigenous leaders in Nguram-gang ('Home District'), a visual arts program to engage with Wiradjuri Language and Wiradjuri artworks in both the MAMA collection and Art Gallery of NSW collections. The amazing Ruth Davys of Giilangyaldhaanygalang leads the students in this video. The students are not only getting a first hand experience

Lessons of Wiradjuri Dreamtime that are written in the stars are being passed down

History through Wiradjuri eyes