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Dictionary of Sydney

The Dictionary of Sydney is a website about the history of Sydney – its urban myths, characters, political players, writers, dreamers, intellectuals, sports people, criminals – anyone and everything that contributes to Sydney’s story.

DYARUBBIN:
THE REAL SECRET RIVER

A collaborative project exploring Aboriginal history, culture, stories and place names on Dyarubbin, the Hawkesbury River, New South Wales, Australia

Artwork: Leanne Mulgo Watson, Waterholes

A History of Aboriginal Sydney

‘North Coastal’ is the first stage of a five year project on the history of Aboriginal Sydney supported by the Australian Research Council and the Department of History, University of Sydney. It is intended for use in schools, especially in Sydney, by Aboriginal families and organisations, by the non-Indigenous people of Sydney who wish to know and share more of the lives and achievements of Australia’s first peoples.

Guringai photograph – bushland

Dharug Custodian Aboriginal Corporation

Cultural Heritage conservation s one of our priorities. We have been working with consultants for many years within Dharug boundaries; the Dharug Custodian Aboriginal Corporation volunteered on site for many years to enable Aboriginal people’s involvement in the cultural heritage of our sites in this area. Our Elders protested for many years for our involvement and input into the care of our places.

Bayala

The Bayala Aboriginal Corporation is committed to the revitalisation of the Dharug Dhalang language. We invite the Dharug community, allies (ngalaya), and the broader community to join us on this journey of language reclamation.

Guringai photograph – bushland

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