Much cooler article, thnx Claire.  It is always exciting to know this is
happening in parts of the world!  <br /><br />Phil<br /><br />Quoting Claire
Bowern <clairebowern@gmail.com>:<br />
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> There's another nice set of photos from the launch here:<br />
> <a" target="_blank"
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> Congratulations to all involved with the Dhudhuroa and WayWurru language<br
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> program!<br />
> Claire<br />
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> phil cash cash wrote:<br />
>> Not Wodonga but really Wudanga<br />
>><br />
>> 2/01/2009 1:00:00 AM<br />
>> Australia<br />
>><br />
>> HAD the white settlers paid attention to the local Aborigines, <br />
>> Wodonga may have<br />
>> been a very different city to what it is today — for starters it <br
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>> would be spelt<br />
>> correctly.<br />
>><br />
>> Yesterday at Falls Creek, a traditional language dictionary was <br />
>> released by the<br />
>> people claiming historic ownership of the land from Cobram to Corryong
along<br />
>> the Murray River and Omeo to Benalla.<br />
>><br />
>> The Way Wurru and Dhudhuroa dictionary is the culmination of eight
years of<br />
>> research and unlocks the secrets to many local place names.<br />
>><br />
>> Access full article below:<br />
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