Djugun Audio Dictionary launch helps revitalise ‘sleeping’ language
The Djugun and Broome communities launched the Djugun Language Audio Dictionary on July 9 during NAIDOC Week. This project, supported by experts, revives a “sleeping” language first documented in 1901. Community members from across Australia contributed voices to preserve their cultural heritage and strengthen connections to ancestral lands.
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Published 15 Jul 2026, 07:53 UTC · Updated 15 Jul 2026, 09:30 UTC
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