Mabel Juli explains how her old people used pick, prepare and cook nganthanji (cycad) seeds for eating.

Rusty Peters and Eileen Bray tell us some words for actions.

Phyllis Thomas and Shirley Purdie show how to talk to the spirits in the country in language.

Shirley Purdie gets and cooks goonjal (kapok yam) and tells us how to tell when it's ready to dig.

Rusty Peters and Eileen Bray and her grandkids talk in Gija about some plants they can see in the Wet season.

Phyllis Thomas, Mary Thomas, Shirley Drill & Shirley Purdie show us ways to cook and eat joomooloony (boab).

Sophia Mung tells us how to keep safe from Covid in Gija, Kriol and English by not sharing food.

Sophia Mung tells us how to keep safe from Covid in Gija, Kriol and English by drinking lots of water.

Sophia Mung tells us how to keep safe from Covid in Gija, Kriol and English by not touching your face.

Sophia Mung tells us how to keep safe from Covid in Gija, Kriol and English by washing your hands

Shirley Drill talks in Gija about the healing power of ngarrngarrji (bush lemongrass) at Osmond Valley in 2009.

Mabel Juli, Lena Nyadbi and Eileen Bray share some language about feeling good.

Sophia Mung teaches Purnululu kids some language for washing your hands.

Sophia Mung teaches Purnululu kids some language for talking about names and skin names.

Shirley Drill, Eileen Bray and Phyllis Thomas show how to do a traditional hot sand and leaves healing.

Purnululu kids show us some Gija sign language for animals.

Rusty Peters takes Ngalangangpum kids to Argyle for nyarndoo - bush bubble gum.

Magany (George Mung) talks about the Moonga-Moonga given to his wife Buttercup Mung.

Magany (George Mung) talks about the Moonga-Moonga given to his wife Buttercup Mung.

Magany (George Mung) talks about the Moonga-Moonga given to his wife Buttercup Mung.