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You know it as Black Mountain, but do you know its Ngunnawal name? "Galambary" is a Ngunnawal word that means "us", including you. It's an inclusive word that could serve as a second name for Black Mountain. The site represents the coming together of many different landscapes and people, as Ngunnawal man Cheyne Halloran explains. | ABC Canberra

"Dhawura nguna, dhawura Ngunnawal." 💛♥️🖤 The Acknowledgement of Country was made in the Ngunnuwal language for the first time today in the ACT Legislative Assembly. It's an Australian first, with Speaker Joy Burch speaking the language of the traditional custodians of Canberra before translating. The change came about with support from all sides of politics in the ACT. The full text: "Dhawura nguna, dhawura Ngunnawal. Yanggu ngalawiri, dhunimanyin Ngunnawalwari dhawurawari. Nginggada Dindi dha

Today, Canberra Airport celebrates the Ngunnawal people with the launch of the Welcome to Ngunnawal audio greeting in NAIDOC week. Canberra Airport is the first airport in Australia to broadcast an audio, traditional language Welcome to Country. The audio recording greets international visitors to Canberra Airport and Australians returning home and was recorded by Ngunnawal traditional owners. Hearing from our First Peoples, in their own voices, is critical to creating a more united Australia an