Warumungu language

Warumungu bibliography

Papulu Apparrkari (Barkly Region Aboriginal Languages Centre) is the main contact for information about Warumungu language and culture. Contact: Apparrkari Aboriginal Corporation (formerly BRALC), PO Box 1108, Tennant Creek NT 0861

Papulu Apparrkari's CD Yawulyu Mungamunga was launched on 29 April 2000 in Sydney and on 24 May 2000 in Tennant Creek.

Nyinkka Nyunyu Centre, part of Julalikari Council's Aboriginal Experience

Warumungu language on the Web

Language of the Month also appears in the FATSIL newsletter Voice of the Land. Warumungu is pp.6-8 in Volume 9 (June 1998). The Warumungu articles also appear in the mid-1998 issue of the Batchelor College magazine Ngoonjook.

Links of Warumungu relevance

• Winanjjikari Music Centre's podcasts * the Centre teaches new skills in music and music production; based in Tennant Creek
• ACLA project, which has a component in the Tennant Creek region
  
• Warumungu sample at the "Language Museum" (source?)
• abstract of Jane Simpson's The language situation in Tennant Creek
• Warumungu's western neighbours are Warlpiri and Warlmanpa
• HMAS Warramunga and HMAS Warramunga Association
• locomotive 3104 named Purnu
  
• Tennant Creek Regional Infrastructure Project, a part of the defunct Outback Digital Network; commentary here
  
• Australian Indigenous Ministries' Canteen Creek page
• Barkly Arts
• Manungura Aboriginal Corporation
  

Warumungu land: a partial history of land titles

Warumungu arts and crafts

Art of Peggy Napangardi Jones, at Alcaston Gallery, Melbourne, February 2006 (and previously)

Julalikari Council Art Centre http://www.julalikariarts.com/

PO Box 158
TENNANT CREEK NT 0861
Ph: 08 8962 2163
Fax: 08 8962 3236

© 2006 David Nash
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