Kimberley Voices with Andrea
Danggujarra – Good Language
Danggujarra is our morning get up and go program featuring words, phrases, songs and stories from Walmajarri. Walmajarri is one of the five main Aboriginal language groups in the Fitzroy Valley. The program is produced and presented by father/daughter team Bullen Rogers and Natalie Davey.
A daily look at life in the Fitzroy Vallley. Local Bunuba culture and the Walmajarri language.
Hosts: Natalie Davey and Bullen Rogers
7 – 8am Tuesday to Friday
From the Archives
Culture is the lifeblood of the Fitzroy Valley. Wangki Radio is proud of the work we do to preserve and showcase stories, culture and language for future generations. Wangki Radio’s Language Stories are the result of countless hours of hard work from all staff. Wangki Radio is for the people of the Fitzroy Valley.
Bunuba Language Stories
Bunuba language is spoken by some 160 older Bunuba adults, most of whom live in and around Fitzroy Crossing in Western Australia.
Gooniyandi Language Stories
Gooniyandi language is now spoken by about 100 people, most of whom live in or near Fitzroy Crossing in Western Australia.
Walmajarri Language Stories
Walmajarri language is spoken by the Walmajarri people who traditionally live in the Great Sandy Desert in the Kimberley.
Other Language Stories
These are stories recorded in other traditional languages of the Kimberley Region of Western Australia
Fitzroy Places, Fitzroy Faces
Stories, in English, which share the history and culture of the Fitzroy Valley.
