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Mary

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Mary is a passionate writer who brings creativity and a fresh perspective to our team. Her words have the power to captivate and inspire, making her an essential contributor to our content. Mary’s commitment to storytelling and dedication to promoting Indigenous culture ensures that her work touches the hearts of our readers. We’re fortunate to have her as part of our team.
  • Australian Indigenous languages

Why ‘Respectful Listening’ Is the First Step to Learning an Indigenous Language

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Acknowledging the importance of respectful listening unlocks the true essence of Indigenous languages, revealing why this first step is essential for meaningful learning.
  • Mary
  • 8. August 2025
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  • Australian Indigenous languages

From Apps to AI: Tech Tools Fueling Language Revival

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Advancements from apps to AI are transforming language revival efforts, offering innovative ways to preserve and revitalize endangered languages—discover how technology is shaping this movement.
  • Mary
  • 7. August 2025
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Decoding Sign Languages of the Desert Peoples

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The fascinating world of desert peoples’ sign languages offers insights into their culture and survival, revealing secrets that will leave you eager to learn more.
  • Mary
  • 6. August 2025
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How Wiradjuri Language Classes Are Transforming Regional Schools

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Fostering cultural pride and inclusivity, Wiradjuri language classes are transforming regional schools—discover how these programs are shaping communities and inspiring change.
  • Mary
  • 5. August 2025
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The Linguistic Genius of Pama‑Nyungan Grammar Explained Simply

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When exploring Pama-Nyungan grammar, you’ll uncover a complex system that unlocks powerful, nuanced communication—making the language truly remarkable.
  • Mary
  • 4. August 2025
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Why Learning Yolŋu Matha Can Change How You See the World

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Sensing a new worldview, learning Yolŋu Matha can transform your perspective—discover how embracing this language reveals a profound cultural outlook.
  • Mary
  • 3. August 2025
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10 Endangered Indigenous Languages You Can Help Revive Today

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Keen to make a difference, discover how you can help revive 10 endangered indigenous languages and why your support matters.
  • Mary
  • 2. August 2025
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Aboriginal Bush Schools: What Education Looked Like Before 1788

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Before 1788, Aboriginal bush schools immersed students in land-based learning through storytelling and observation, shaping a unique education system worth exploring.
  • Mary
  • 1. August 2025
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Understanding Totems: The Rules That Govern Kinship and Country

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Offering insight into how totems shape kinship, land, and culture, this exploration reveals the vital rules that sustain community identity and connection.
  • Mary
  • 31. July 2025
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The Art of Message Sticks: Australia’s Original Postal Service

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Largely overlooked, message sticks reveal a rich cultural tradition that connects Indigenous communities; discover their hidden stories and enduring significance.
  • Mary
  • 30. July 2025
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Language Spotlight: Reviving Kala Lagaw Ya

Discover how revitalizing Kala Lagaw Ya connects Torres Strait Islanders to their…
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  • 17. September 2025
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Traditional Turtle Hunting: Balancing Culture and Conservation

Contemporary efforts to balance traditional turtle hunting with conservation reveal…
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The Symbolism Behind the Dhari Headdress

Fascinatingly, the Dhari headdress embodies Oman’s rich heritage and social identity,…
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Navigating by the Stars: Seafaring Knowledge of the Torres Strait

I invite you to explore how Torres Strait seafarers master celestial navigation,…
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