The national State of the Environment Reporting System is a program for regular, systematic
analysis and evaluation of Australia's environment. The first major product of the system …

This paper addresses the questions, Do bilingually induced and shift-induced change have
different outcomes? If they do, can these differences assist us in reconstructing the …

This chapter provides an overview of phonology and morphology in Australian languages. ¹
Here, my focus is on the (segmental, suprasegmental) form of morphemes, rather than their …

Australian creoles are widely known in linguistic circles. Several such language varieties
have received attention from linguists, such äs Fitzroy Valley Kriol (Hudson 1983), Ngukurr …

In recent years, the typological and geographic range of languages subjected to
sociophonetic study has been expanding, though until now Australian Aboriginal languages …

This chapter focuses on language contact in Australia. The story of Australian language
contact begins well before colonization but the most rapid changes have occurred in …

Throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth century many of the original 250 languages
of Australia ceased to be spoken, especially in areas where the indigenous peoples' land …

Bininj Kunwok is a Gunwinyguan language (a non-Pama-Nyungan) spoken in west Arnhem
Land and Kakadu National Park, NT, Australia. With around 2500 speakers and children …

This thesis is a rich description of a group of primary school aged children's language at
Ltyentye Apurte, an Eastern Arrernte community in Central Australia. It documents …

This chapter presents a case study of Yirrkala School, a remote Indigenous school in the
Northern Territory of Australia that has succeeded in maintaining its long-standing bilingual …