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Arakwal National Park is a
national park in New
South Wales, Australia, 624 km
north of
Sydney and
immediately south of Cape Byron, the most easterly...
- The
Arakwal are an
Aboriginal Australian people of the
state of New
South Wales. In
Norman Tindale 's
estimation the
Arakwal had
about 1,800
square kilometres...
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surrounds are
located on
traditional lands of the
Bundjalung Nation of the
Arakwal, M****gbal and the
Widjabul people who have
lived by the
coast for at...
- The
names of the 15
tribal groups comprising the
Bundjalung Nation are
Arakwal, Banbai, Birbai, Galiabal, Gidabal, Gumbainggeri, Jigara, Jugambal, Jugumbir...
- Board.
Retrieved 26
November 2024. "
Arakwal People of
Byron Bay".
Arakwal.
Retrieved 26
November 2024. "
Arakwal People History".
Byron Bay Historical...
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groups in
conjunction with
their own name e.g.
Byron Bay
Bundjalung –
Arakwal. As
these words also
refer to
individual dialects some
groups object to...
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traditional and
contemporary significance to the
Arakwal people. As
custodians of
their country, the
Arakwal people hold an
important and
active role in the...
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people (or Bandjalang) (including the
Widjabul of the
Lismore region, the
Arakwal of the
Byron Bay area, and the
Kalibal and M****gbal of the
Tweed and...
- housing. The
Traditional Owners of
Broken Head, and its surrounds, are the
Arakwal people of the
Bundjalung Nation.
Species of tree
include Tuckeroo, Broad-leaf...
- from
corruption of a clan name for the
Bullina or Bul-loona band of the
Arakwal. It has been
argued that in this tribe's
Bundjalung language, bullinah...
