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As of August 2023 co-founder Steve Morelli ("Gugs") is still employed at the centre. He was born in Hungary and migrated to Australia with his family in the 1950s. He earned a BA in Languages, followed by graduate diplomas in linguistics and counselling, and has been recognised for his work at
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Muurrbay several times. In 1996 he received the Aboriginal Education Award of Excellence from the Department of School Education, Aboriginal Education Unit. He received the Patji-Dawes Language Teaching Award by the
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and names in public spaces. It also develops research programs for documentation and archival of linguistic and cultural materials, and collaborates with universities in other language research.
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The triangularity between language and culture, educational engagement and community cultural health and wellbeing: A literature based research study for the New South Wales context
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of the language. In that year, Morelli (nicknamed "Gugs") worked with the group, which included Maggie Morris, and the Gumbaynggirr Language and Culture Group was established in
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Muurrbay is a regional language and training centre focused on language revitalisation of seven Aboriginal languages in the
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on pronunciation of Gumbaynggirr, which they used along with alongside the northern NSW language of
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As of 2023, elder Gary Williams is CEO of Muurrbay. Micklo Jarrett is chair, and former politician
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the elders published the first Gumbaynggirr dictionary-grammar, in 1992. A second edition of
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It publishes a variety of materials relating to language, as well as delivering services in
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The success of the centre led to growth and expansion. Muurrbay was confirmed as a
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Williams and other members of the Muurrbay team advised the actors in the 2016
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In 2014, the co-op received extra funding for language revitalisation.
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Ash, Anna; Hooler, Pauline; Williams, Gary; Walker, Ken.
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Index

language revitalisation
Aboriginal Australian languages
New South Wales
Nambucca Heads
elders
Gumbaynggirr people
their language
linguist
Brother
Steve Morelli
OAM
to revive the language
vocabulary
grammar
Sherwood
federal government
Registered Training Organisation
Northern Rivers
Mid North Coast
Central Coast
Registered Training Organisation
local government
Indigenous history
linguistics
information technology
Aden Ridgeway
ARC Centre of Excellence for the Dynamics of Language
International Year of Indigenous Languages
Order of Australia Medal
ABC

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