Numbers in Wiradjuri

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

Traditional Aboriginal Australian Welcome Song by Lewis Burns (Tubba-Gah Wiradjuri) inviting you to the Heart & Mind Festival

Durrawang Guwayu Wiradjuri Ngurambang Nginha Mulaa. (currawang come here Wiradjuri country this night) 14/04/2023 When Durrawang (Currawang) arrives into our Ngurambang (country) it is a sign of season change. Cold season will now arrive. Just heard Durrawang sing it’s song tonight for the first time this year. When this budyaan (bird) arrives season is changing. #wiradjurimanmark #Bundyiculture #country #Respect #australia #visitnsw #alwayswasalwayswillbe #aboriginal #wiradjuri #currawang | Wir

Ngadhu ngurrigiilang Wiradjuri gibirr, ngadhu mambuwarra dabaa malang waga-dyi ngurambang-ga ! ( I proud Wiradjuri man, I look mob dance on country) As part of NATOC (NSW Aboriginal Tourism Operators Council) I was very proud to see the deadly Wiradjuri Wajaldhaany Dancers this week at Orange, NSW, Wiradjuri ngurambang (country) To wudhagarbinya (listen) to the busy traffic moving fast on the murru (road/pathway) very near to the waga-dyi (dance) that I mambuwarra (look) it made me think that ev

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