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Thank you for uploading this❤️

04/12/2022 Long time no see that part of Australia. Keep up the good work! G'day Rosie Tip.!

22/11/2022Thank you for this most interesting insight into Australian Indigenous culture. RIP all deceased members of your peoples. Really there are many insights into what I understand about life/happenings in the hereafter. From a Christian perspective we all have purpose and our souls, an incorporal part of ourselves, after death, go to another place; to be reconciled with our Creator. I have understood for some time now that our Creator allows people to conclude this outcome because we "need to be prepared" for our future eternity; in dreams, experiences etc..

21/11/2022 FANTASTIC. Having lived in Darwin in the 1970's and worked with Tiwi people (Rosie Tip., etc) and other peoples in the north this was a FIRST! Wonderful to see "modern" drama being danced by these wonderful people who have the longest inhabitation of ANY people on the planet! 200,000+ years? BEAT THAT!

18/11/2022 Great job Victor; we Australian must continue to cherish and look after this beautiful land of ours. Your people have been here for up to 200,000 years or so; the longest inhabitation of humanity anywhere in the world and I am so proud of this record and many of the atributes which you and fellow Australians possess. No, I am not indigenous but have tried to assist all people when I was a Public Servant providing services to you, the public. I was privileged to have worked for some years accross the Territory and Queensland on behalf of your people. Additionally I was assisted in the Army Reserve by a good number of our Indigenous Brothers. Everyone should know that Norforce is still patroling and protecting the north of Australia still today. May God bless all Australians and keep them safe.

Tiwi Story

beautiful. thanks for sharing.

the volume sucks Brendon Barlow, not loud enough

Salam Hangat dari kami di Maks=assar buat warga Maregge, Aborigin

This Our's Family From Aborigin ( Maregge) its very close Makassar, Indonesia. I say for All Arherm Land Good Luck and We Love From Etnis Bugis Makassar, South Sulawesi,

Hi family 😎😉😃😘😜😏

Hahaha I'm so lucky to grow up with this great man who l call my pop 😎

Whoa...! That Aborigine gentleman speaks Bahasa! How?? Where did he learn it? Sure he was too young when the last Macassan perahu visited his village?

Love you brother! missing you here down in sydney