Mobile Language Team

24/08/2026

Art. Poetry. Language. ❤️💛🖤
Have you seen OUR MOB and defi-Nations [first-languages-in-verse] at the Adelaide Festival Centre?
We’re proud to be supporting defi-Nations as a sponsor, celebrating First Nations languages, stories and creativity.
✨ And it’s completely FREE to visit.
📅 Until 4 October 2026
📍 The Galleries, Adelaide Festival Centre
Read the full story below 👇

The Mobile Language Team recently attended the opening of the Aboriginal visual art exhibition OUR MOB and its language component defi-Nations [first-languages-in-verse] at the Adelaide Festival Centre. OUR MOB features artworks by First Nations artists from across South Australia, who use art to sh...

18/08/2026

Kaṯiṯi Wiṟu is growing! 🦷

From Indulkana to Coober Pedy.

Our Kaṯiṯi Wiṟu journey continues, bringing together language, culture and oral health through community-led partnerships.

Take a look at some of the moments from our latest launch.

Learn more about some of our projects on the Mobile Language Team website!

04/08/2026

Today is National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day, and this year’s theme “Living Our Truth” - honouring truth-telling, sharing knowledge across generations, and recognising Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children as future leaders.

Through the First Nations Languages Education Program (FNLEP), the MLT is proudly working alongside community members and schools to support children in learning, using and celebrating Aboriginal languages.

To learn more about the FNLEP project and see language in action across South Australia, visit our News page:

🔗 https://mobilelanguageteam.com.au/news/

Happy National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day! ❤️💛🖤

14/07/2026

Recently, the MLT attended the unveiling of a new Nukunu language mural at Risdon Park Primary School in Port Pirie.

The Mobile Language Team has been working alongside AJ Constable and Renee Woodman at Risdon Park Primary School since 2023 to support the school’s Nukunu Warrarla program. Read the full story here

The MLT has been working alongside AJ Constable and Renee Woodman at Risdon Park Primary School since 2023 to support the school’s Nukunu Warrarla program.

18/06/2026

🎤 He came to Adelaide thinking he'd never make it as a musician.
More than 30 years later, Grayson Rotumah is helping lead one of Australia's most influential Aboriginal music programs. 🎶
Hear his story and discover how song, language, and culture come together to create lasting impact. ✨
Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube 🎧

🔗 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2ucdayeURaY8jUmSostd0O?si=038dac3574a445e5
🔗 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/language-song-and-legacy-with-grayson-rotumah/id1895807214?i=1000772301753
🔗 Youtube: https://youtu.be/0S1v0nBve7E?si=79mIiBJz42ceyRHN

11/05/2026

Our first podcast is here🎙️

Nganampa Wangka: Stories from the Mobile Language Team

A podcast highlighting Aboriginal language and culture in South Australia. Sharing stories of language, identity, and connection to culture.

Listen here 🎧:

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1crT9wktoT3pyTI0JYNEqC?si=0a5ccf64d2244534&nd=1&dlsi=0bebe5211a7748bf

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nganampa-wangka-stories-from-the-mobile-language-team/id1895807214

YouTube: https://youtu.be/8-PiskAxxEY?si=K_RpR_qdssCOgesx

Listen now and follow for more stories from the Mobile Language Team.

01/03/2026

Check out this great article by ABC Riverland on the Ngaiawang language!

The MLT has been working with RMMAC to create language resources. In this workshop, community members painted canvases to include in an upcoming children's book. This is part of our Pathways to Community-led Language Revival project, sponsored by Indigenous Languages and Arts.

We're super excited to see the final product of this book! 📚✏️

Read about more Ngaiawang Workshops: https://mobilelanguageteam.com.au/ngaiwang-storybook-workshop/

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-02-28/ngaiawang-language-of-river-murray-revived-indigenous/106393092

Ngaiawang language, once spoken frequently along the sweeping bend of the River Murray or the Rinta, was almost wiped out by colonisation.