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Events like the Yarrabah Music and Cultural Festival in north Queensland bring people together to celebrate and showcase the power of language in...

One of the world's oldest lullabies has been recorded in one of the world's oldest languages.

World renowned author, poet and Gunai woman Kirli Saunders will present a special reading as part of the International Year of Indigenous Languages...

A massive large-scale version of the Gambay map featuring Australia’s first languages is on display at the State Library of New South Wales.

The success of the Denmark Festival of Voice, in regional Western Australia, highlights the importance of festivals to communities.

As the weather warms and school holidays approach, take a look at what events are on at our national cultural institutions for the whole family to...

Language interpreters are crucial in the lives of many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians.

The Australia-Singapore Arts Group (ASAG) held its fifth meeting and the second Cultural Leaders Forum this week in Melbourne.

On the United Nations World Tourism Day we feature tourist guide Raymond Fordimail – a Jawoyn man who is sharing his language and culture with...

Australian language preservation technology has received international recognition at the MIT Solve Challenge in New York.