In accepting the 2025 Australian Human Rights Medal, Arrernte leader William Tilmouth spoke about hope for children and the futures they deserve. This brief moment comes from a wider reflection on human rights, responsibility and care. “I see the brilliance of our young people. I have hope for our children, that our children can grow up free from oppression, violence, fear, poverty and discrimination.” These words speak to the values that guide William’s life and leadership, and to the future ou

47K views · 510 reactions | 'Long ago, Akngwelye (a Thylacine, commonly known as a Tasmanian tiger) guarded the Country of the Mparntwewarenye Arrernte people. Akngwelye was in control of everyone coming through Ntaripe, the gap which is the entrance to their Country' Aunty Doris Stuart Kngwarreye shares the Dog Dreaming story of the Mparntwe Arrernte people, illustrated with images of her country and all the life that call it home. | ABC Indigenous | Facebook

Eastern Arrernte Band on TikTok

NT Chief Health Officer Dr Hugh Heggie spoke in language in today's press conference 😁 He introduced himself in Eastern Arrernte: ‘I am bald, Kamara (skin name) healer, that’s it! Ampilatwatja, Utopia and Amoonguna. Ok, that’s it!’ Dr Heggie says he spoke in language to establish trust with the community as Alice Springs enters a 72-hour lockdown: https://ab.co/3qym46E ℹ️ MORE INFORMATION NT COVID website: https://bit.ly/38oE7Vy Live COVID updates: https://ab.co/3jqlqH1 Press conference: https:

7.1K views · 129 reactions | What do Western Arrarnta and Eastern Arrernte people think of the Voice to Parliament? ICTV’s Western Arrarnta Reporter Damien Williams did the vox pops in Ntaria (Hermannsburg) on 25 September 2023 and ICTV’s Eastern Arrernte Reporter Renee Cavanaugh did vox pops in Eastern Arrernte language on 6 September 2023 at Lyentye Aprute (Santa Teresa).  Indigenous Community Television - ICTV | ABC Indigenous | Facebook

It's a Grand Old Flag | Arrernte Language

41K views · 1.5K reactions | 'Akaperte, Pwerlepe, Ampere, Ingke': First Nations kids in Mparntwe teach Arrernte language song to the Wiggles. | NITV | Facebook