This is a telling of the Jukurrpa story about how the water source at Yajarlu came to be. It was originally recorded at the Bilingual Resource Development Unit in Yuendumu, in collaboration with PAW Media to support Warlpiri language learning. This story refers to the skin name Napurrurla. Skin names are part of a system of kinship in Central desert Indigenous culture.
This telling of the Jukurrpa story about the snake in the waterhole, Warna Kurlu, was originally created at the Bilingual Resource Development Unit in Yuendumu in collaboration with PAW Media to support Warlpiri language learning for children.
This telling of Jukurrpa story Jinjiwarnu Rdukurduku-tirirtiri-kirli was originally created at the Bilingual Resource Development Unit in Yuendumu to support Warlpiri language learning. PAW Media developed the story into an audio story. Hear how the red breasted Crimson Chat got its coloured feathers.