Five episodes of Bluey are dubbed into Yolŋu Matha, an Indigenous Australian language, to premiere on July 5, coinciding with NAIDOC Week, celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.
Children's show Bluey is set to be released in Yolŋu Matha, an Australian Indigenous language, for the first time. Five episodes will be dubbed and broadcast on July 5th as part of NAIDOC Week celebrations, aiming to bring Indigenous culture into Australian homes.
Five episodes of the popular children's show Bluey have been dubbed into Yolŋu Matha, an Indigenous language from north-east Arnhem Land, Australia. The project aims to preserve and elevate Yolŋu culture, featuring local community members as voice actors.
A large-scale search is underway in north-east Arnhem Land for Marius, a 31-year-old man missing since early Friday. His vehicle was found south of Nhulunbuy, and search efforts are expanding.
A 20-year-old Arnhem Land man, Justin Bukulatjpi, charged with murder and assault, has been granted bail. He will live with family on Bathurst Island, over 500km from Milingimbi, under strict conditions including electronic monitoring.
Clare Wright's "Näku Dhäruk: The Bark Petitions" won Book of the Year at the NSW Literary Awards, celebrating its "highly original" account of Indigenous land rights. The book also secured the Douglas Stewart prize for nonfiction.
Northern Territory police charge a 20-year-old man with the murder of a 26-year-old man in Milingimbi last week.
