HomeIndigenous newsGaltha Rom and Learning on Country in East Arnhem Land Indigenous news Galtha Rom and Learning on Country in East Arnhem Land January 20, 2022 0 1 - Advertisement - Learn about the journey of 160 Aboriginal school children, families, community Elders and schoolteachers from East Arnhem Land as they tracked an ancient songline of the Mäṉa (shark). Click here to view the original article. Tagsindigenous.gov.au - Advertisment - Share FacebookTwitterReddItPinterestEmail Previous articleWoman arrested after baby’s body found in freezerNext articleNSW and Victoria record 40 further COVID-19 deaths RELATED ARTICLES Indigenous news Colonisation, not climate change, first primed these forests to burn Australian Online News - October 8, 2026 Indigenous news Australia’s first culturally grounded eating disorder screening tool launched in… Australian Online News - October 8, 2026 Indigenous news Tuvalu’s fight to stay echoes across the seas Australian Online News - October 8, 2026 - Advertisement - Recently Viewed Canada Goose’s New Luxury Store Concept In Chatswood Chase — Boss Hunting October 6, 2026 Pinnacle West Sets Date for 2026 Third-Quarter Financial Results, Webcast/Conference Call October 4, 2026 St Kilda restaurant Stokehouse and Andrew McConnell October 8, 2026 How to Serve Sake Like A Pro: Experts Share Tips October 3, 2026 Load more