• A First Dictionary
• Amurdak Inyman
• Iwaidja Flyers
• Iwaidja Inyman Website
• Iwaidja Storybooks
• Jurtbirrk DVD
• Language Posters
• Ma! Language Guides
• Majila Inkawart
• Ngarnji Mamurrng DVD
• Rock Art Recording Project
• The Mangku Website

 

This catalogue, part of an ongoing survey, documents important Indigenous rock art locations and cultural information of Central Arnhem Land.

The Mangku is an online Iwaidja encyclopaedia offering a place to share stories, transmit knowledge and discuss important issues.

Iwaidja Inyman is an innovative and award-winning community project based on Croker Island in Northwestern Arnhem Land, dedicated to the documentation, maintenance, preservation and promotion of Iwaidja and other endangered languages from Northwestern Arnhem Land. 

This is the first book and audio CD ever produced in Amurdak, an Indigenous Australian language traditionally spoken in the stone country of the Mt. Borradaile area northwest of Oenpelli in Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory.

This series of DL flyers promotes the range of Iwaidja publications available for purchase.

These two books are part of a series of guides to areas of the culture and language of Iwaidja-speaking people of Northwestern Arnhem Land. 

Featuring six stories in Marrku (the traditional language of Croker Island), translated into Iwaidja and English, the publication included illustrations depicting key elements of the stories and a detailed linguistic analyses of the Marrku language. 

Working with linguists Bruce Birch and Joy Williams Malwagag, this series of books was designed to convey three traditional stories from Croker Island, located off the coast of Northern Australia.

This book and accompanying audio CD compiles the language and traditional knowledge of the three cultural language groups Erre, Mengerrdji and Urningangk from the East Alligator Rivers region of north-western Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia.