It's hoped a Gamilaraay language app now available for smartphones will help keep the language alive. The app has been modelled on one created two years ago, for the Iwaidja language of Croker Island ...

Almost a century after it was taken from country, a sacred carved tree known as a dhulu has been returned to the Gamilaraay community in north-east New South Wales. The dhulu was once part of a group ...

A rally called by Gamilaraay Next Generation and supported by Workers for Climate Action was organised on February 5 outside the Hunter Gas Pipeline company's offices in the CBD. Young activists spoke ...

Gamilaraay people are engaged in an epic fight for country against coal and gas giants supported by state and federal governments. For Raymond “Bubbly” Weatherall, from the Gunu Gunu clan and the ...

Brother John Giacon has spent decades seeking to revive Indigenous languages for the sake of all Australians, and now teaches Gamilaraay at the Australian National University and the University of ...

A significant carved tree known as a dhulu (thulu) has been returned to the Gamilaraay community at a ceremony in Switzerland almost a hundred years after it was cut down and sold to a Swiss ...

All that's left of the Gamilaraay language from northern NSW and southern Queensland are a few phrases spoken by fewer than 50 people. "The language stopped changing 70 or 80 years ago," said John ...

A culturally significant carved dhulu (tree), taken from Country more than a century ago will return to Australia, instilling optimism in the Gamilaraay people who are its custodians. The tree , which ...

20 years ago the Gamilaraay language was on the cusp of extinction – until Craig Ashby helped breathe life into an ancient language at Coonabarabran High School. Back then, only a handful of those who ...

Putting an Aussie twist on a Christmas carol may have been done before, but First Nations singer-songwriter Mitch Tambo has mastered it with his new cover of “Away In A Manger” sung in the Gamilaraay ...

Indigenous singer Mitch Tambo, a proud Gamilaraay and Birri Gubba man, delivers a rendition of John Farnham’s classic at the NITV sunrise ceremony as part of 26 January Survival Day, Invasion Day and ...