Wiradjuri Resources

The Wiradjuri people are the people of the three rivers – the Wambool (Macquarie), the Calare (Lachlan) and the Murrumbidgee. These websites can help you discover more about Wiradjuri and First Nations history and culture.

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Some sites may contain names, images and voices of deceased persons. Some sites may contain information about acts of violence that may be distressing. Some sites may contain material that includes language or views that are not considered appropriate today.

 

 

Culture Maps: Central NSW

Visit galleries and places of significance, join cultural tours

Windradyne

From the Australian Dictionary of Biography

Renaming Places

A presentation by the Bathurst Wiradyuri and Aboriginal Community Elders group from the 2016 National Native Title Conference Access via AIATSIS

Colonial Frontier Massacres in Australia, 1788-1930

A comprehensive Australia-wide record of frontier massacres

Colonial Frontier Massacres Map Search

A map of Australian frontier massacres

The Wiradjuri Dictionary

Part of the Wiradjuri Condobolin Corporation Language Program

Introduction to Wiradjuri Language

Learn a few key words in Wiradjuri language in this clip from Charles Sturt University

Austlang

Information about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages assembled from multiple referenced sources

SBS Learn

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures teacher resources

ABC Indigenous Portal

Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander stories from around Australia

Australian Museums First Nations

Learn about First Nations cultures and experiences

AIATSIS

Australian Institute of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Studies

Indigenous Australians' right to vote

From the National Museum of Australia

Electoral milestones for Indigenous Australians

Indigenous weather knowledge

Bureau of Meteorology

Map of Indigenous Australia

Developed by AIATSIS

Wiradjuri Reading List

Wiradjuri subjects in the Bathurst Library Catalogue

Indigenous Archives Collective

Connecting people working with Indigenous knowledge sources in Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums

Years 5-6: 1824 declaration of Martial Law – Gudyarra teacher’s notes

Order these FREE teacher’s notes for years 5-6 from the AIATSIS shop and receive the resource by email

Years 7-8: 1824 declaration of Martial Law – Gudyarra teacher’s notes

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Years 9-10: 1824 declaration of Martial Law – Gudyarra teacher’s notes

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