Jarrampa Dhurga but also to a language

but also to a language that is widely spoken across the top of Australia

this bilingual book is the perfect early learning resource for any household

Before the Japanese bombed Darwin in World War II

designed by Rose Archie

sacred places

Jarrampa Dhurga but also to a languageMarshia Cook with illustrations by Tamua Nuggett and Cazarus Baker Jarrampa are cherabin they are very tasty to eat but a challenge to catch because of those claws. One old woman had a clever way of catching them she put meat between her toes and then put her feet into the billabong. When the jarrampa started to nibble at the meat, she quickly gathered them up in her skirts and put them in a bucket. Later the whole family sat around the campfire to