Cirrus@Austlit

'Ringbalin River Stories is a documentary film mapping Indigenous stories of the Murray Darling Rivers told by Aboriginal Elders. The app geo-locates these stories in the landscapes of Australia’s greatest river. Powerful, intimate and profound, this is a major collection of remarkable site-specific short films, audio journeys and photo stories, all curated within beautiful hand painted interactive watercolour maps. ' (Publisher's blurb)

'Share in an exceptional journey of conversation, story, culture and perspective when a group of Aboriginal Elders visit Kamaroi Class 6 students. Stories of difference are shared – some challenge perceived thoughts and notions, some sadden the heart and some cause big belly laughs.' (Publishers blurb)

'Long ago, there lived an Aboriginal girl called Clysteen. When Clysteen was young, she disobeyed the teachings of her Elders by falling in love with a man who was not of the right totem. Come and read her story.' (publishers blurb)

Being a show off does not always pay. Whyallee, a young Aboriginal warrior is punished for being an extrovert.

All over Australia, Dreaming stories tell of the ancestor spirits who created the land and everything on it. This story, told for us by Aunty Beryl Carmichael, is from the Ngiyaampaa people of western New South Wales and tells how the Darling River was created long ago. Filmed on the banks of the Darling near Menindee. Sourced: http://www.dreamtime.net.au/creation/index.cfm (Sighted 12/05/2009)