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Relics Act Passes First Step

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Aboriginal Relics Act debate begins

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palawa kani names for two waterfalls

palawa kani names for two waterfalls Two waterfalls in Tasmania which don’t have official names can be given palawa kani names. One is on the foothills of kunanyi/Mt Wellington, Hobart. turikina    truwala said as (tu ree kee nah)    (tru wah lah). which means:   Mountain     Waterfall (literally –  ‘waterfall mountain’ as the palawa kani word order is the reverse of English).           press play to hear pronunciation:     The second is in Punchbowl Reserve, Launceston. luyni mungalina said as (loy nee ) (mu ngah lee nah). which means:   Raining Rock [Waterfall] because the falls only ... Read more

Push for Tasmanian Aboriginal MLC Ramping up

  Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre addresses redistribution tribunal     Also Related: http://www.theadvocate.com.au/story/4504295/mansell-to-argue-for-mlc-addition Read more

Distress Over Hate Speech

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Preminghana Camp 2017 10th-13th March – palawa kani

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Black Jack

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Deadly Invasion Day 2017 Speech by Seth Gardiner, Aged 10! Change the Date!

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International Mother Language Day – Meme Challenge -palawa kani memes – takariliya (families talking)

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waranta tangara takariliya ngini, krakapaka pilri-ta. We mourn our ancestral dead murdered at Cape Grim.

 waranta tangara takariliya ngini, lungkana pilri-ta. We mourn all our ancestral dead murdered at Cape Grim. Timeline of atrocities at pilri/Cape Grim from the early 1800s From the earliest years of the invasion and settlement of north-western Tasmania, dreadful atrocities were committed against Aboriginal people. These led to the massacre at Cape Grim on 10 February 1828. Six Aboriginal women recounted some of these brutalities to George Augustus Robinson when he visited the camp they lived in with sealers on the NW coast directly ... Read more
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