Dhuluny
200 years of Wiradyuri resistance
Cultural Warning
We would like to advise everyone, especially First Nation’s Mob, that the following has words that are potentially upsetting and contains images of people who have returned Home to the Dreaming.
We have been waiting for 200 years to tell our side of the story, it's a hidden history that many people still do not know and understand.
Dhuluny is about truth-telling and our commitment to you throughout this week is to provide culturally safe spaces that are inclusive for all.
Acknowledgement of Country
Gawaymbanha-gu Wiradyuri-gu Ngurambang Yinaa-galang-bu, Gibir-bang-bu, Buraay-bu.
Wiradyuri Mayiny Nginhali Bila Wambuul, Galari, Marrambidya Dhuliiny Mayiny.
Wagirra Yindyamangidyal, Girinyalanha Yindyamarra, Yindyamarra Barringirra.
Maradhal Winhanganhagu, Giira Winhanganhagu, Yindyamarra Ngurambanggu.
Mandaang Guwu Wiradyuri Mudyiganggu Wiradyuri Mayiny.
Yanhanhadhu Guwayu.
Welcome to Wiradyuri Country women, men and children, Wiradyuri People are from here Wambuul, Galari, Marrambidya Bila, lace monitor goanna People.
Dhuluny Buyaa: walk careful, talk respectful, leave respectfully, to know, think and remember the past and future Respect Country.
Thank you, Wiradyuri Elders and Wiradyuri People.
Goodbye, see you later.
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About Dhuluny
Dhuluny (Dhu-loin) is a Wiradyuri word for “truth”, “rightness”, or “gospel”, and means rectitude, that which is direct, straight, acting, living.
Dhuluny is a series of events commemorating the 200-year anniversary of the declaration of Martial Law on 14 August 1824 and the ensuing frontier violence.
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Program of Events
These events offers the opportunity to share and understand the true history of our country and celebrate the resilience of the Wiradyuri Nation.
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Gudyarra (War/Battle with spears)
Learn about the declaration of Martial Law and the ensuing frontier wars.
Wiradyuri Traditional Owners Central West Aboriginal Corporation wishes to say mandaang guwu (thank you) to all of the sponsors of Dhuluny.
