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This acknowledgement pays respect to the traditional custodians, ancestors and continuing cultural, spiritual and religious practices of Nyungar people. Further it provides an increasing awareness and recognition of Australia’s Aboriginal peoples and cultures.
The act of getting a representative who has traditional local links to a particular place, area or region, is an acknowledgement of respect for traditional owners.
It is respect for people, respects for rights and respect for country. The land, waterways and culturally significant sites are still very important to Nyungar people. It is an acknowledgement of the past and provides a safe passage for visitors and a mark of respect.
Protocols are the standards of behaviour that people use to show respect to each other. Every culture has different ways of communicating, and in order to be able to work with someone from a different culture in a respectful way you need to understand how people from that culture communicate.
Moodjar has a database of Elders who are experienced in Welcome to Country ceremonies.
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Learn moreMoodjar katatjiny Aboriginal wer Islander moort birdier nitja boodjar Australia. Ngulla katatjiny baarl birdier kura ye boorda nyidjuk boodjar, geb wer wangkiny.
Ngulla Katitjiny nguny whadjuck moort birdier nitja boodjar ngulla working. Ngulla woorlbirniny quop karnya birdier moort kura ye.
Moodjar acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians and recognise their ongoing role, responsibilities and continuing connection to land, waters and culture.
We acknowledge the Whadjuk People as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work. We pay our respects to Elders past and present.