A new generation of Indigenous Australians is working to keep its languages alive. Driven by a desire to maintain their culture, rising numbers of students are choosing to study Indigenous languages in their final years of high school.
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New generations work to keep Indigenous languages alive
Peel High students learning Gamilaraay Source: SBS
A new generation of Indigenous Australians is working to keep its languages alive. Driven by a desire to maintain their culture, rising numbers of students are choosing to study Indigenous languages in their final years of high school.
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By Michelle Rimmer
Presented by Annalyn Violata
Source: SBS
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