Mobile Language Team
The MLT provides Aboriginal language resources and support to communities around South Australia.
The Mobile Language Team was established in 2009 at the University of Adelaide to provide resources and support for South Australian Aboriginal languages. Working with 46 languages across the region, the Mobile Language Team leads the way in community driven language revitalisation, education and maintenance. The Mobile Language Team is funded by the Australian Government's Indigenous Languages and Arts program (ILA).
18/09/2026
Recently, the MLT’s Celena Aardenburg was a guest lecturer in a Community and Culture class for CASM (the Centre for Aboriginal Studies in Music). The MLT and CASM have a longstanding relationship with multiple collaborations between the two centres, with MLT having been invited to guest lecture for CASM in previous years.
In the lecture, Celena discussed her cultural and language experience as a Nedut’en woman from British Columbia, Canada, growing up Indigenous away from her nation while still keeping a cultural connection, and the challenges that come with it. Celena has built her cultural identity through her life experiences and uses this to help support the work she does in communities across South Australia for the MLT.
Learn more about CASM here: https://adelaide.edu.au/research/centre-for-aboriginal-studies-in-music/
15/09/2026
Vital language preservation PORT AUGUSTA - Bungala Aboriginal Corporation and the Mobile Language Team (MLT) held a free two-day, hands-on workshop exploring the [...]
09/09/2026
In August, the MLT travelled to Oodnadatta to support a community-based workshop at the Dunjiba Women’s Shed, bringing together local women to record stories about their lives, families and experiences in Oodnadatta, told entirely in Yankunytjatjara, which will contribute to the development of new language-learning resources for students at Oodnadatta Aboriginal School.
Read the full story here 👇
Dunjiba Women's Shed Share Stories & Memories through Yankunytjatjara Wangka On 12 and 13 August 2026, the Mobile Language Team (MLT) travelled to Oodnadatta to support a community-based workshop at the Dunjiba Women’s Shed, bringing together local women to record stories about their lives, families and experiences in Oodnadatta.
01/09/2026
What if literacy isn’t just reading and writing?
For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, knowledge is also shared through yarning, storytelling, culture, family and Country.
🎙️ This Indigenous Literacy Day, Jaylon sits down with Aboriginal educator and advocate Jasmine Miller to yarn about Indigenous literacy, the importance of seeing ourselves reflected in education, and why Country is one of our greatest teachers.
Listen now 🎧:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7mX9Yd7h2HV7CmM8nyCceF?si=dRVJ4EnLQPen6onCy_Dxgw
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/indigenous-literacy-day-aboriginal-education-with/id1895807214?i=1000787268678
YouTube: https://youtu.be/i7_L119bUdU
Podcast sneak peek 🎙️👀
Full yarn coming Wednesday for Indigenous Literacy Day. 🎧
Listen here: https://lnk.bio/mobilelanguageteam
24/08/2026
Art. Poetry. Language. ❤️💛🖤
Have you seen OUR MOB and defi-Nations [first-languages-in-verse] at the Adelaide Festival Centre?
We’re proud to be supporting defi-Nations as a sponsor, celebrating First Nations languages, stories and creativity.
✨ And it’s completely FREE to visit.
📅 Until 4 October 2026
📍 The Galleries, Adelaide Festival Centre
Read the full story below 👇
Mobile Language Team | defi-Nations [first-languages-in verse] at OUR MOB 2026 The Mobile Language Team recently attended the opening of the Aboriginal visual art exhibition OUR MOB and its language component defi-Nations [first-languages-in-verse] at the Adelaide Festival Centre. OUR MOB features artworks by First Nations artists from across South Australia, who use art to sh...
Kaṯiṯi Wiṟu is growing! 🦷
From Indulkana to Coober Pedy.
Our Kaṯiṯi Wiṟu journey continues, bringing together language, culture and oral health through community-led partnerships.
Take a look at some of the moments from our latest launch.
Learn more about some of our projects on the Mobile Language Team website!
04/08/2026
Today is National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day, and this year’s theme “Living Our Truth” - honouring truth-telling, sharing knowledge across generations, and recognising Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children as future leaders.
Through the First Nations Languages Education Program (FNLEP), the MLT is proudly working alongside community members and schools to support children in learning, using and celebrating Aboriginal languages.
To learn more about the FNLEP project and see language in action across South Australia, visit our News page:
🔗 https://mobilelanguageteam.com.au/news/
Happy National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day! ❤️💛🖤
14/07/2026
Recently, the MLT attended the unveiling of a new Nukunu language mural at Risdon Park Primary School in Port Pirie.
The Mobile Language Team has been working alongside AJ Constable and Renee Woodman at Risdon Park Primary School since 2023 to support the school’s Nukunu Warrarla program. Read the full story here
Celebrating Nukunu Warrarla through Community Art at Risdon Park Primary School The MLT has been working alongside AJ Constable and Renee Woodman at Risdon Park Primary School since 2023 to support the school’s Nukunu Warrarla program.
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