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Windradyne (c. 1800 – 21
March 1829) was an
Aboriginal warrior and
resistance leader of the
Wiradjuri nation, in what is now central-western New South...
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Grave of
Windradyne is a heritage-listed
former grave site and now
grave site at Brucedale, 1361
Sofala Road, Sofala,
Bathurst Region, New
South Wales...
- with
ample water sources.
Suttor learnt their language, and
befriended Windradyne,
nicknamed "Sa****ay", and
attributed conflict to the
harshness of his...
- open
forest to gr****y
plains in the
north and west. The
tribes led by
Windradyne lived in the
eastern parts of this territory,
connected to the
other groups...
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reportedly presented to King
George III. Others, such as Pemulwuy, Yagan, and
Windradyne,
became famous for
armed resistance to the
European settlers.
During the...
- "Somedays" (C****ar-Daley,
Kevin Bennett) 3:53 6. "Old Road Home" 4:39 7. "
Windradyne" 3:56 8. "Good and Bad" 4:35 9. "Ready for the Rain" 3:35 10. "Dreams"...
- Eglinton, West Bathurst, Llanarth,
South Bathurst,
Gormans Hill,
Windradyne,
Windradyne Heights and
Abercrombie Estate. One of the
newer suburbs is Marsden...
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Windradyne is a
suburb of Bathurst, New
South Wales, Australia, in the
Bathurst Region.
Australian Bureau of
Statistics (27 June 2017). "
Windradyne (State...
- (200 ha) of land was
offered for
capturing alive the
Wiradjuri warrior Windradyne, the
leader of the
Aboriginal resistance movement in the
Bathurst Wars...
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Tommy Windich (c.1840–1876) –
Western Australian Indigenous explorer Windradyne (c.1800–1829) –
Wiradjuri man, also
known as "Sa****ay", a
notable figure...
