 | Indigenous Australian Culture today_Interview_I Interview with Lisa Mumbin - Ngalkbon/Dalabon & a Jawoyn woman - her Clan: Bokmarnde Moiety: Yirritja - Skin: Bangirn Kathrine / Northern Territory / Australia In 1997 she was elected as the chairperson of the Jawoyn Association and has held this position for 8 and a half years. In her capacity as chairperson, Lisa holds a pivotal role in dealing with Jawoyn members as well as maintaining an active involvement with many other Aboriginal Communities and organizations within her region. The organizations she is currently actively involved with are as follows: * Kalano Community Association * Kalano Age care, Rehabilitation Centre, Housing etc * ATSIC Garrak-Jarru Regional Council * Wurli Wurlinjang Health * Sunrise Health Board * Katherine Regional Aboriginal Health & Related Services * Nitmiluk Board Of Management * Nitmiluk Working Party Group * The conceptualisation of the Banatjarl Woman's Resource Centre where she also holds the position as the president. Lisa has been fundamental in the establishment of important changes and implementations which have seen the Jawoyn Association thrive in the recent years. First Part of a Documentation about indigenous culture in Australia, especially in the Northern Territory 2007 |
 | Aboriginal Culture, Tennant Creek, Outback Australia Straddling the Stuart Highway just north of the famous Devils Marbles Conservation Reserve, the Northern Territory's Tennant Creek encapsulates the true spirit of the Outback. Here, Aboriginal art, culture and traditions are mixed with a diverse mining history and exploration heritage. Both the town and surrounding Barkly region are home to about nine Aboriginal groups including the Anmatyerre, Warumungu, Warlpiri, Kaytetye and Alyawarre, and you can learn the story of the Devils Marbles and other significant sites at the award-winning Nyinkka Nyunyu Art and Culture Centre in Tennant Creek. For a more contemporary take on Aboriginal culture, visit the Winanjjkari Music School where you can join in a jam, or just listen to the music being made. Translated to "singing for belonging", the school was developed for local Aboriginal people to express, make and record music, and covers all genres from hip-hop to country. For more information on Tennant Creek and surrounds, visit http://en.travelnt.com/explore/tennant-creek.aspx To find out more about the Nyinkka Nyunyu Art and Culture Centre, visit http://en.travelnt.com/search/product-detail.aspx?product_id=9001326&category=ATTRACTION |
 | Indigenous Australian Culture today_Interview_II Interview with Lisa Mumbin - Ngalkbon/Dalabon & a Jawoyn woman - her Clan: Bokmarnde Moiety: Yirritja - Skin: Bangirn Kathrine / Northern Territory / Australia In 1997 she was elected as the chairperson of the Jawoyn Association and has held this position for 8 and a half years. In her capacity as chairperson, Lisa holds a pivotal role in dealing with Jawoyn members as well as maintaining an active involvement with many other Aboriginal Communities and organizations within her region. The organizations she is currently actively involved with are as follows: * Kalano Community Association * Kalano Age care, Rehabilitation Centre, Housing etc * ATSIC Garrak-Jarru Regional Council * Wurli Wurlinjang Health * Sunrise Health Board * Katherine Regional Aboriginal Health & Related Services * Nitmiluk Board Of Management * Nitmiluk Working Party Group * The conceptualisation of the Banatjarl Woman's Resource Centre where she also holds the position as the president. Lisa has been fundamental in the establishment of important changes and implementations which have seen the Jawoyn Association thrive in the recent years. First Part of a Documentation about indigenous culture in Australia, especially in the Northern Territory 2007 |
 | Manajahs Music Culture - Australia Manajahs Music Culture - Australia Artists: - Australia National Anthem (Advance Australia Fair) by Julie Anthony - Slim Dusty - Johnny O'Keefe - Ash Dargan - Men At Work - INXS - Powderfinger - Yothu Yindi - Silverchair - Kasey Chambers - Alan Dargin - AC/DC - Kylie Minogue - Delta Goodrem - Bee Gees - David Hudson - Midnight Oil - Hilltop Hoods - Savage Garden |
 | Kakadu & Arnhem Land Culture Photo Journey, Australia Visit a place where time stands still and an ancient culture lives on. For more than 40,000 years, the Aboriginal people of Kakadu and Arnhem Land have lived at one with the land. Follow in their footsteps and discover Australia through their eyes. Stories, told on rock canvasses, endure on the walls of Ubirr and Nourlangie Rock in Kakadu and further east at Injalak Hill in west Arnhem Land. On the remote, unspoilt coastline of Port Bradshaw at Bawaka, share their culture through traditional song and dance. Here, men attempt spear fishing mud crab and mullet, while ladies learn the ancient craft of pandanus weaving. Aboriginal history is intrinsically linked with the land and a visit to the Buku-Larrnggay Mulka Art Centre in Yirrkala, 17 kilometres south of Nhulunbuy is a must. If you're lucky, you may get to watch artists bring their canvasses to life. For more information visit http://en.travelnt.com/experience/aboriginal-culture.aspx For more information about Kakadu National Park visit http://en.travelnt.com/experience/aboriginal-culture/moments-in-time.aspx |
 | Aboriginal Culture, Kakadu National Park, Northern Territory, Australia Bush tucker, world-class rock art sites and locals continuing their 40,000 year tradition of living in unison with their land -- Kakadu is the best place to go for authentic Aboriginal cultural experiences. This World Heritage-listed national park is only 250km from Darwin in Australia's Northern Territory. Be sure to stop at Bowali Visitor Centre and the Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre when you arrive, to get your head around the lifestyle and seasonal nature of living in the park. Then, walk to the top of Ubirr and Nourlangie Rock lookouts for impressive views of the Arnhem Land escarpments with a lesson in Aboriginal life along the way. A cruise along the East Alligator River with an Aboriginal guide will teach visitors about the natural vegetation, effects of nature on the land and how Aboriginal people have worked with nature to preserve their way of life for thousands of years. For more information on the Northern Territory's Aboriginal culture, visit http://en.travelnt.com/experience/aboriginal-culture.aspx For more information on Aboriginal culture within Kakadu, visit http://en.travelnt.com/explore/kakadu-arnhem/aboriginal-art-and-culture.aspx |
 | Re: Individualist culture in the extreme yeah... my opinion as a girl from Sweden. :P |
 | Culture Pop : Australian Manga Part of an ongoing series ive been making about popular culture in Australia. |
 | THIS IS AUSTRALIA This is North New South Wales cane fields and banana plantations And Gold coast of Queensland |
 | Southern Culture On The Skids Australian TV 1998 SCOTS are featured on the "Express" program on ABC TV (Australia) Oct '98. Interviews and live stuff. |
 | Tibetan Culture: The Dalai Lama on Tibetan Buddhist Culture During an event hosted by ATC in June 2007, the Dalai Lama discussed the need to preserve Tibetan Buddhist culture |
 | Didgeridoo Music Australia Visions of a Nomad Didgeridoo Music Aboriginal culture dance fusions and classical jazz world fusion music. Visions of a Nomad perfoms ARC Dreaming @ the Powerhouse theatre in Brisbane Australia. ARCdreaming involves Aboriginal and Contemporary music and dance combined. This show has received rave reviews around the globe!Cast includes Nunukkel Kanjeil, Sharman parsons Ryan Crowe, Polynesian dancers, Teraimana, Marama and guests. |
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