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Spotted Tree Frog release

Duduroa - 
Victorian Government.

Now, a captive breeding and release project in north east Victoria, led by Zoos Victoria, is giving these critically endangered frogs a fighting chance.

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Djab Wurrung - Protect and Honour Sacred Trees

Djab Wurrung - 
Chef Chay-Ya.

Zellanach Djab Mara speaking about the sacred trees. Cultural information about important trees on Country.

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Archie Roach YouTube channel

Djab Wurrung, Gunditjmara - 
Archie Roach Music.

Featuring music, interviews and documentaries.

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Aboriginal Man Wearing Possum Skin Cloak

Djaara - 
Museums Victoria.

Aboriginal man wearing a possum skin cloak. He stands in flat open bushland, holding up a raised spear in his right hand and oval-shaped shield in his left hand.

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Club. Dja Dja Wurrung. Ben Nevis, Central, Victoria, Australia. pre 1860

Djaara - 
Museums Victoria.

Wooden club with long straight handle curving to a 90 degree angle at the top forming a sharp pointed head.

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Karra (Fire) Video playlist

Duduroa - 
Duduroa Dhargal Aboriginal Corporation.

Retrieving data. Wait a few seconds and try to cut or copy again.

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Dja Dja Wurrung - Traditional Owners of Central Victoria

Djaara - 
The Adelaide Review Job.

News story of cultural objects being returned to Traditional Owners from a local museum.

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VCE Indigenous language students awaken 'sleeping' Dhudhuroa tongue

Duduroa - 
The Age.

Article on language revival.

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YAPENYA

Djaara - 
Dja Dja Wurrung.

Discussing the importance of cultural practice. Contains song & music.

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Tanderrum with the Dja Dja Wurrung

Djaara - 
Dja Dja Wurrung.

Dja Dja Wurrung participating in the Melbourne Festival Opening 2016 at Federation Square.

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Craitbul - A journey across Boandik Country

Boandik - 
Aunty Michelle Jacquelin-Furr.

The animated version of Craitbul is a graphic account of the Boandik peoples connection to land and waters for many thousands of years.

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Boandik article with traditional stories of Country

Boandik - 
ABC News.

Aboriginal storytelling advances understanding of how Australia's landscape changed over time

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