Ngadlu tampinthi ngadlu Kaurna Miyurna yartangka. Munaintya puru purruna ngadlu-itya. Munaintyanangku yalaka tarrkarriana tuntarri.
We acknowledge we are on Kaurna Miyurna land. The Dreaming is still living. From the past, in the present, into the future, forever.
Taken From Access DVD(Time coded)
01:00 A group of Australian Aboriginal children laughing and looking at the camera
01:11 Three seated Australian Aboriginal boys smiling
01:15 Two Australian Aboriginal Girls smiling
01:22 Group of Children laughing and pointing at the camera
01:25 A European man smiling and walking
01:27 Group of children sitting upon the branches of a small tree
01:37 An Australian Aboriginal man demonstrating how to use a boomerang
02:16 Five Australian Aboriginal Children sitting on the grass
02:18 A group of Australian Aboriginal and European women and children standing next to a barrier
02:25 An Australian Aboriginal Boy smiling and looking at the camera
02:30 A young Australian Aboriginal girl hugs an adult
02:33 A man walk across a plain. Behind him three cars drive down a steep dirt road. The cars have ribbons decorating them and a group of people watch them pass
02:43 An Australian Aboriginal bride, two bridesmaids and a young girl exit the car and walk down the road with a man. They walk by the group of people.
03:03 The bride and groom make their vows in church
03:55 The bride signs her wedding certificate
04:32 The bride and groom talk to the guests and kiss
04:51 A European man stands at the pulpit. Above him is a banner stating " helping together by prayer." The man opens the bible.
05:05 The newlyweds exit the church where they are showered in rice by well wishers
05:15 The wedding party stand together
05:29 The wedding party walk back down the road and drive away
05:51 " Swan Reach United Aborigines Mission."
05:56 A boat sailing on the river
06:02 Images of cliffs bordering the river
06:09 Settlements on the river bed
06:20 A group of windmills
06:24 Landscape shots of the river and the shore
06:29 Aerial shots of the settlement and landscape. From 06:56 till 07:09 the video repeatedly darkens and lightens in quick succession.
07:09 A man stands on the dock staring at a boat that is sailing
07:18 A herd of horned deer travel down a grass plain
07:25 An Australian Aboriginal man fixes a roof and then walks away.
07:27 A group of houses that exist in parallel lines .
07:39 An Australian Aboriginal man walks towards the camera
07:42 Cars drive into the settlement and are welcomed by a large group of people
08:08 A group shot is taken. The group is a mixture of European and Australian Aboriginal individuals.
08:18 A group of eight Australian Aboriginal girls and one European girl standing next to a pole.
08:23 A group of five Australian Aboriginal men standing and talking
08:26 Two European women standing behind a young Australian Aboriginal girl. All are smiling.
08:35 An Australian Aboriginal and a European family stand outside their homes.
09:02 A group of Australian Aboriginal girls playing hopscotch.
09:12 A European group consisting of five men and five women look at the camera.
09:50 Landscape shots on the beach including an old lighthouse and rocky cliffs. This is followed by panoramic shots of the landscape.
10:31 A very large group of European men and women walk down a narrow bridge that is straddling a body of water.
11:06 The camera pans to observe the group.
11:50 Coloured shots of sunset over the sea.
12:04 Coloured shots of a flower show including two large rugs made of flowers, a crown, a tablecloth, a dog's head and flags of the UK and Australia.
12:08 End of Film