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Warrgamay

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Film, TV, and Video

Film, TV, and Video
Warrgamay: River animals
Broadwater National Park can be found in north Queensland just west of Ingham. Uncle Bill shares why the swimming hole is special for him, his family and his people and teaches us Warrgamay language along the way. Eel - wagal
 Freshwater turtle - bangguru
 Jackass - gunggaga
 Flying fox - Gugi
 Possum- gadjarra Film by Bridget Priman, Melinda Holden, Uncle Bill. Illustrations by Nathalie Fernbach. ABC Open producer: Michael Bromage
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https://vimeo.com/76033457
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