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Indigenous affairs reporter with Guardian Australia • Formerly @abc730 @smh @NITV @SBSNews • Kamilaroi • archibald-binge.ella@abc.net.au
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The Australian school spearheading an Indigenous language revival

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By Ella Archibald-Binge Verified
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The Australian school spearheading an Indigenous language revival

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By Ella Archibald-Binge Verified
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The pair have found an easy morning routine since moving to Coffs three years ago. On a bright spring day Darruy wolfs down his Weet-Bix before strolling across the road to the small independent school that has been making headlines for its unique approach to education on the New South Wales mid-north coast. Gumbaynggirr Giingana Freedom school students sing and dance to start the day When the bell rings, the students converge on a shady sandpit.
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At Boobera Lagoon, I dip my toes into learning a long-dormant language

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By Ella Archibald-Binge Verified
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“It’s a bit of a surprise,” says Carl McGrady, a Gomeroi elder. “It’s almost hard to believe this place exists in this environment.” Boobera Lagoon stretches before us: a vast body of water spanning 7km, fed by an artesian spring beneath the dry plains of north-western New South Wales. There is no sign for the turnoff. The track is deliberately rough. Traditional owners would prefer to keep this spot hidden. The sacred waterhole has been a meeting place for Aboriginal people for millennia.
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