First Nations Translations: Office of the Public Advocate

The Office of the Public Advocate provides translated information to community members and service providers across Western Australia.
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The Office of the Public Advocate has developed a series of audio translations into First Nations languages.

The following First Nations languages are now available below:

  • Noongar
  • Martu
  • Nyangumarta
  • Kimberley Kriol
  • Walmajarri

If there is another language that you would like translating, contact the Office on 61 8 9278 7300 or email opa@justice.wa.gov.au

Noongar

How you can Plan Ahead – Plain English (PDF, 187KB)

Is someone you know vulnerable? – Plain English (PDF, 129KB)

What is a Guardian? – Plain English (PDF, 141KB)

What is an Administrator? – Plain English (PDF, 101KB)

Martu

How you can Plan Ahead – Plain English (PDF, 106KB)

Is someone you know vulnerable? – Plain English (PDF, 106KB)

What is a Guardian? – Plain English (PDF, 106KB)

What is an Administrator? – Plain English (PDF, 104KB)

Nyangumarta

How you can Plan Ahead – Plain English (PDF, 106KB)

Is someone you know vulnerable? – Plain English (PDF, 106KB)

What is a Guardian? – Plain English (PDF, 106KB)

What is an Administrator? – Plain English (PDF, 104KB)

Kimberley Kriol

How you can Plan Ahead – Plain English (PDF, 102KB)

Is someone you know vulnerable? – Plain English (PDF, 106KB)

What is a Guardian? – Plain English (PDF, 104KB)

What is an Administrator? – Plain English (PDF, 105KB)

Walmajarri

How you can Plan Ahead – Plain English (PDF, 111KB)

Is someone you know vulnerable – Plain English (PDF, 111KB)

What is a guardian? – Plain English (PDF, 102KB)

What is an Administrator? – Plain English (PDF, 109KB)

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