Darug Custodian Aboriginal Corporation
Darug Country, stretches far across the Sydney Basin – reaching our Kuringgai neighbours in the north east, our Darkinjung neighbours to the north, our Wiradjuri neighbours to the west and our Gandangara and Dharawal neighbours in the south.
Explore Darug Songlines
Check out a beautiful kids book about Darug songlines available through Magabala books.
Learn more at the State Library
Discover the activities, resources, courses, talk and workshops available at the State Library of New South Wales, as well as the Library’s online catalogue.
Witness Darug art and culture
Feast your eyes on work by Darug artists, some of whom you met in this chapter.
Listen to Darug knowledge holders
Darug knowledge holders share their long and enduring relationship with this country, along with music from 11 Stories From the River Dyarubbin composed by Oonagh Sherrard, with Darug songs by Jasmine Seymour and Stacy-Jane Etal.
Join Wingaru Education
Wingaru means ‘to think’ in Darug, the language group of the family behind Wingaru Education. Subscribe to access teacher PD, lesson plans and resources.
JGIA acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of this nation. We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the lands and pay our respects to ancestors and Elders, past and present.