Sharing the voices of Traditional Owners & their enduring connection to Country
Aboriginal Way
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Sharing the voices of Traditional Owners & their enduring connection to Country
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Publishing Since
2/8/2019
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Recent Episodes
June 10, 2026
On the Right Track: Driving change in remote communities
<p>For many Australians getting a driver’s licence is often seen as a rite of passage - a first taste of independence and adulthood. </p><p>But in some of South Australia’s most isolated Aboriginal communities, it has historically been far more complicated than simply booking a test and taking driving lessons. </p><p>For years, barriers including distance, language, access to identification documents, limited internet access and the absence of local driving instructors meant many Aboriginal people living in the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands and surrounding regions were effectively locked out of the licensing system. </p><p>When South Australia’s On the Right Track program first began operating in the APY Lands in 2015, fewer than one in five people over the age of 16 held a learner’s permit or driver’s licence. </p><p>Today, that figure has climbed to around 60 per cent across remote communities stretching from the APY and Maralinga Tjarutja Lands to Ceduna, Coober Pedy, Oodnadatta and parts of the Flinders Ranges. </p><p>Behind those numbers is a decade-long effort that Department for Infrastructure and Transport (DIT) Deputy Director for Aboriginal Strategy Jade Wilson said has become about more than just teaching people to drive. </p><p>We spoke with Ms Wilson and acting coordinator Amy Reid about the last ten years of the program and their aspirations for the future. </p>
May 15, 2026
Ngarrindjeri guide freshwater research
<p>A collaborative team of modern scientists and Ngarrindjeripeople with traditional knowledge have been working together on the Younghusband Peninsula soaks, which have sustained human and animal life for generations.</p><p>Some of those soaks still remain today, although many have disappeared, prompting the research project to better understand what has changed across the landscape.</p><p>Led by the Coorong Lower Lakes Murray Mouth Research (CLLMM) Centre, the project has focused on identifying freshwater soaks across Australia’s longest coastal dune system, while also working closely with Ngarrindjeri Elders and Indigenous rangers, whose understanding of the Countrystretches back long before modern mapping and satellite technology.</p><p>For Ngarrindjeri Elder Uncle Derek Gollan, the work isdeeply connected to his own life and history in the region. </p><p>Born at Raukkan, and raised around the Coorong, Uncle Derek spent decades working as a national parks ranger, travelling up and down the peninsula and learning the waterways, dunes and ecosystems through lived experience.</p><p>AW spoke with Uncle Derek on Country about his life and experience looking after the Younghusband Peninsula. </p>
April 22, 2026
Aboriginal leaders shape water future
<p>Over the past 18 months, Aboriginal leaders have engaged ina co-design process in efforts to guide the South Australian Framework to Advance First Nations Water Interests and deliver beneficial advice on water management for their Country. </p><p>During a workshop held on Barngarla Country at Central Ovalin Port Augusta, representatives from PBCs approved a draft framework which will now be submitted to the SA Government for consideration.</p><p>Throughout this series of workshops, Traditional Ownersvoiced the specific concerns and aspirations they had for the future management of water on their lands, an area which many in attendance voiced had been overlooked historically.</p><p>South Australia’s water resources have historically beenundertaken without due acknowledgement of Traditional Owners’ ancestral rights and obligations to water, impacting Aboriginal people’s ability to use their traditional and ecological knowledge to care for the environment. </p><p>During the workshop we spoke with respected Barngarla Elder Harry Dare about water concerns he had for his Country, as part of a wider conversation about the region’s unique challenges when it comes to managing theenvironment. </p><p> </p>
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