Australian Languages

• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages  - Collection of resources on the present and historical Australian languages.
• Aboriginal Australia Art and Culture Center - Alice Springs  - Features Arrente dictionary, contemporary and traditional art gallery, history and music.
• Aboriginal Words  - Presents list of vocabulary from suburbs with descriptions.
• ASEDA: the Aboriginal Studies Electronic Data Archive  - Holds computer-based or digital materials about Australian Indigenous languages. With history, catalogue, FAQs and available data files.
• Australian Aboriginal Language Material from the Flint Papers  - Guide includes symbols, abbreviations, recording practices, bibliography and templates.
• Australian Indigenous Languages  - Archive includes dictionaries, resources, courses, publications, addresses and mailing lists.
• Australian Languages  - Collection of links and current materials that includes particular linguists, vocabularies, papers, dictionaries and word list.
• Australian Linguistic Society  - National organization for linguists and linguistics established in 1967 supports research and teachings. Updates conferences and scholarships.
• Dyirbal in Assimilation  - Paper investigates and explains development of social surroundings and the grammatical change of the language.
• Garawa  - Australian Aboriginal language archive includes linguistic descriptions, recordings and notes.
• National Indigenous Languages Directory  - Supports national networking, helps improve communication, and profiles centers, individuals and bodies.
• Spoken Word  - Highlights aboriginal linguists and groups, settlement, society, languages and centers.