Merill Guyula
“My name is Merrill Guyula. I live by my ancestors law. I was taught by Elders to maintain our law. I am learning your law. My goal is to become an Aviator”…
Cameron Reiff
“We don’t want white people to come into our land and country to run us down and breaking our culture and our law” – Cameron Reiff…
Barney
“We are strong people living in the NT, with strong CULTURE. Our people can survive in the bush with their family and nature” – Barney…
Hazel Brown
“COMMUNITY – close to family and friends, great fishing spots. Arts and Crafts. Care and Share. Blackfella Culture too easy.” “CITY – Too Noisy, Boring, no way to go fishing or hunting, too much work, not enough fun, too hard to find work and money” – Hazel BrownManingrida…
Marcian Walla Walla
“Aboriginal Culture – Strong, Powerful, understanding ach other through ceremony and culture, bush food hunting, fishing. Workplace through culture where it suits us. White men’s lives, too much talking, sick, lots of ideas, think they are professional, fighting wars, trouble makers, bad, haters, Just too much ideas” – Marcian Walla WallaManingrida…
Jesslyn Wala Wala.
“Our way is easy . Balanda (white people) way is hard. Please understand me!” – Jesslyn Wala WalaNT…
Linda Walamana
“Djukaya is a child of the mother who is always responsible, respect and look after mother clans. Our law doesn’t change!!! Balanda law changes whenever it suits them!!” – Linda WalamanaRamingining…
Robert Wunungmurra
“My name is Robert Wunungmurra. I am living in a modern world. This is easy for me, but not for all Yolngu people. I was taught by my father my culture. Now I want to learn about yours. I want to live in a PERFECT world”…
Nora Dhamarrandji
“My name is Nora Dhamarrandji. I live at Eastwood (Galuru). I think that Yolngu people should teach the children more Yolngu ways, like dancing or making spears and bags and paintings. White man ways, there is more trouble, our children are drinking and smoking, they are good at phones and lots of good thing, our […]…
Ambrose Daniels
“My name is Ambrose Daniels. We Aboriginal people have been hre for 60 or more thousand years. Our law was here from the beginning. Stories was told and stored in the life that survived. My law is still here…”…