Proud Wiradjuri women, Dyagula, covers Bob Dylan’s song in Wiradjuri language. “To Feel My Love” Woah 🤩 Australian Broadcasting Corporation ABC Indigenous Artist: Dyagula The Piano The Piano — Stream now on ABC iview or Sundays at 7.30pm on ABC TV #ABCIndigenous #FirstNations #Indigenous #ThePiano #Aboriginal #BobDylan @bobdylan Bob Dylan | Doug McLean

Wiradjuri is the Indigenous language of the central west and western slopes and plains of NSW. Kerryann Stanley, Council’s Aboriginal Liaison Officer, shares how to say hello, name, family, and later, in Wiradjuri. Want to share your voice and vision with the Dubbo region? Join the Wiradjuri Technical Advisory Panel. Visit: www.dubbo.nsw.gov.au/wiradjuritechnicaladvisorypanel | Dubbo Regional Council

Olivia Coe Fox, a proud Wiradjuri woman and Bachelor of Primary Education student at USYD, just made The Voice Australia history. Olivia is the first contestant to perform in an Aboriginal language on the show. We’re so proud to see our students celebrating culture and language on national stages and beyond. #USYD #Indigenous | University of Sydney

Congratulations to Simone Thomson, Wurundjeri, Yorta-Yorta and Wiradjuri artist and winner of the First Peoples Prize in the inaugural Museums Victoria Gold Jewellery Acquisitive Prize. Simone's proposed piece Boorndup Biik, meaning Respect Country, is a powerful narrative of beauty and cultural strength, set against the complex and dark history of Victoria’s goldfields for First Peoples. Speaking about her concept, Simone says: “It represents so much more than jewellery, it represents culture,