Djungan - Coota Girls

Djungan – Welcome Resources

Location: North Queensland

Some Alternative Names/Spellings:

Kuku, Djangun, Kuku yalanji, Djankun, Kuku Jangkun, Djunggun, Djagun, Ngaikungu, Dyangun
(*Source – Austlang Database: Y109: Kuku Djangun / Djungan | AIATSIS Collection)

Welcome to the Coota Girls Family Hub page for Djungan language resources. Here you will find a small collection of Djungan language Web Resources available at the moment, including a language centre website and page on items held at the State Library of Queensland.

We hope there is something here for you on your language journey!

Web Resources

Web Resources

Title	Type	Overview	Creator
Indigenous languages map of Queensland: Kuka-Dyangan	Website	This interative Indigenous languages map of Queensland is part of the State Library of Queensland’s Indigenous Languages Project. The map aims to identify and highlight language documentation in the Library’s collection. To find Djungan resources search for “Kuka-Dyangan” and click through to “View catalogue items”.	State Library of Queensland
Nguddaboolgan Native Title Aboriginal Corporation	Website	The website for Nguddaboolgan Native Title Aboriginal Corporation, the holders of Djungan Native Title rights. This web page includes information about Djungan sites and stories, as well as latest news.	NNTAC
North Queensland Regional Aboriginal Corporation Languages Centre	Website	The website for the North Queensland Regional Aboriginal Corporation Languages Centre, who support the revival of Aboriginal Languages in the North QLD regions. Website includes news, links to NQRACLC social media pages and ways to contact the Language Centre.	NQRACLC
Y109: Kuku Djangun / Djungan	Database	Austlang is a language database managed by AIATSIS which contains information on Kuku Djangun / Djungan language, including alternative spellings of Kuku Djangun / Djungan and dialect infromation, links to external catalogues, and the Austlang language code.	Austlang

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