NAIDOC Week 2017: Spotlight on reviving a native tongue

By Lydia Lynch
Updated July 11 2017 - 1:27pm, first published July 5 2017 - 5:00pm
TRADITIONAL OWNER: Jawoyn Association chairperson Lisa Mumbin said she is proud to be apart of a "tribe that is so strong".
TRADITIONAL OWNER: Jawoyn Association chairperson Lisa Mumbin said she is proud to be apart of a "tribe that is so strong".

If you have ever tried to communicate with someone speaking a foreign language, you may have some insight into how Aborignal people in remote communities feel in their own country. 

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