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Julaymba (Daintree)

Nyulu balkjajin (He was born)
Marrjangan (In the rainforest)
Bada bada (Under the arms)
Jukungun (Of a big old tree)
Wawu bajangan (By the river)
Julaymba (Julaymba)
Dungan dungay (On its way)
Jalunbu (to the sea)
Ngunyin yakan (They cut the birth cord)
Kajan jukungu (In ceremony And tied it to that tree)
Jankiba (Jankiba)
Jankiba (Jankiba)
Kari milka wulay, (Living (in) my memory)

Ngamu kankalinji (Mother and child)
Yungan (Were forced to go)
Birrir jirrimandi munji (To the island of the palm)
Ngunyin yakan (They cut the cord)
Bubumun juku mun (To his land, to his tree)
Ngunyin yakan (Cut the cord)
Kuku ngamumu (To his mother tongue)
Jankiba (Jankiba)
Jana yunu wawu (They changed your life)
Waluinduman (Changed your life)
Waluinduman (Changed your life)
Wujaljiku (Forever)
Jankiba (Jankiba)
Yunu wawu buyun ban (They maimed your life)
Ngunyin yakan (Cut the cord)
Naybumunji (With a six year knife)

Nyulu Jankiba (So Jankiba)
Juma Bayanbuku dungan baja (Was mission bound)
Dinkarman yinyayku (Till he became a man)
Kirraji dankiku (Worked hard there)
Walayman (Earned his share)
Kuku warrmba-bungan baja (Found his language again)
Nyulu wawa jirrday bajaku (But when he went)
Bubungu bundayanka (To live his dream)
Bubu maninka juku maninka (Buy back his land, his tree)
Nyungun majanka Balkan (He was told)
Yundu kari yalamaka (You can't do that)
Yununku wawukari (You're not wanted here)

Nyulu nyungu kankalkankal (So he gathered up)
Yubaku kunjan (Us kids one day)
Wubulku kunjan (All of his family)
Jananda kuku Balkan (Told the story)
Yuda nyadjin yinya juku (Of his river tree)
Yinya bubu ngayku (The place his heart)
Wawujiday yinanka (Will always be)
Ya yuda kaykay kaykaywarra (Please, children whatever you do)
Yuda jumay manibaja yanya bubu (Take back that place one day)
Yala ngadimuku kuda (And though the years have tumbled by)
Nyungu Juku yingayku jajanay (His tree still stands)
Nyiku nyiku (Today)

Julaymba (Julaymba)
Ngayku bubu wawu bajanga (River of my country)
Julaymba (Julaymba)
Jalunbu dungan dungay (Flowing to the sea)
Julaymba (Julaymba)
Manjalmun (From the mountains)
Jalunbu (To the sea)
Julaymba (Julaymba)
Ngaykunku kari milkawulay (Won't forget me)

Karanba (Bennett Walker)

Structure of the ISX

The Indigenous Stock Exchange has two parts:

(BAMA ISX) is a proprietary limited company wholly owned by the Broome Aboriginal Media Association (BAMA) a DGR and ITEC accredited non-profit organization. BAMA ISX is run by an independent board which includes BAMA representatives Kevin Fong and Stephen "Bamba" Albert. BAMA ISX contributes to BAMA's foundation purpose of supporting Indigenous commercial and social business development in Western Australia. BAMA ISX works in close association with BAMA's operational arm Goolarri Media Enterprises which is a 100% owned holding company of Broome Aboriginal Media Association.

BAMA ISX is run by an independent board chaired by Kevin Fong.

The BAMA ISX contributes to BAMA's foundation purpose of supporting Indigenous commercial and social business development in Western Australia. BAMA ISX works in close association with BAMA's operational arm Goolarri Media Enterprises which is a 100% owned holding company of Broome Aboriginal Media Association. It is intended that the ownership of the BAMA ISX will be shared with national Indigenous communities. In this way the benefits and potential profitability of the ISX will transfer to all Australian Aboriginal nations over time.

The second part of the ISX is the national website and development activities that are run by a dedicated group of volunteers primarily in the Eastern States. The goal of the national ISX website is to provide a showcase of Indigenous businesses across Australia.

Over time we hope to form a network of ISX entities across Australia that will support and develop Indigenous businesses in their own region. BAMA-ISX is one model, but every region will have their own identity and ways of doing things. ISX community trading floors are one step in creating a local Indigenous business development group. Over time we hope that the national website will promote a national Indigenous network of business communities that will support each other and operate internationally. In this way the benefits and potential profitability of the ISX will transfer to all Australian Aboriginal nations, regions and organisations.

The BAMA ISX is not a financial market and does not sell or trade financial products of any kind.

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