
Rhyme and reclamation with the Deadly Nannas
A group Deadly Nannas from Murray Bridge are reinvigorating the Ngarrindjeri language and sharing a message of empowerment through their music, with a new catalogue of songs on the way.
A group Deadly Nannas from Murray Bridge are reinvigorating the Ngarrindjeri language and sharing a message of empowerment through their music, with a new catalogue of songs on the way.
Through the Yurtu Ardla project, Ku Arts’ programs officer Clayton Cruse has furthered his connection to his Adnyamathanha heritage through wood carving.
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