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'This paper reports on a project at AIATSIS to revive the Ngunawal language of the Canberra and nearby New South Wales region. This project is grounded in a close collaboration with a group of representatives from the Ngunawal community, who drive all aspects of the project. While still in its early days, the project has produced valuable outcomes both in terms of the language work carried out and the collaborative research process that has underpinned these outcomes.' (Publication abstract)

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    y separately published work icon Australian Aboriginal Studies no. 2 December 2015 9217771 2015 periodical issue

    'In a 1991 editorial for Australian Aboriginal Studies to inaugurate his term as Principal of AIATSIS, Bill Jonas wrote that the Institute had a tradition of scholars pursuing multidisciplinary research that was based on excellence and sensitivity towards Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. He stressed that no one wants excellence more than Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and added that research had to be done properly for such a tradition to continue.'  (Editorial introduction)

         2015     pg. 65-69
    Note: Includes tables and bibliography.
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65-69 Bringing Back the Ngunawal Languagesmall AustLit logo Australian Aboriginal Studies
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  • Aboriginal Ngunawal/Ngunnawal AIATSIS Code: D3 ACT NSW language
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