What Mob Is That?
Initial drafts of texts relating to traditional indigenous groups. These pages will eventually link to more detailed booklets.
Agwamin/Ewamin, Ajabatha/Ajabathan, Anggamudi/Ankamudi, Anguthimri, Araba, Atjinuri, Awngthim, Awngthim (language), Ayapathu
Badtjala/Butchulla, Bakanambia, Bakanh, Baradha, Barbaram, Barna, Barungguan, Bayali, Bidjara / Pitjara, Bindal, Biri/ Biria/ Birri Gubba, Biri (language cluster/dialect), Biyaygiri, Bugulmara, Bularnu, Buluwai
Darumbal, Darumbal (language), Djabugay, Djagaraga, Djankun, Djiru, Djumbandji, Dyirbal language cluster, Dyirbalŋan
Ewamian
Gabalbara, Gananggalinda, Ganggalida, Gangulu, Garawa, Gayardilt, Gia, Girramay, Gudang, Gudjal/Kutjala, Gugu Badhun, Gulngay, Gureng Gureng, Guugu Yimithirr, Guwa, Guwinmal
Idindji. Ilba, Iningai
Jagalingu, Jaroinga, Jetimarala
Kaantju, Kalaw Kawaw Ya (language), Kalaw Lagaw Ya (language), Kalkadoon, Kaurareg, Kawadji (collective term), Koknar, Koko-Bera, Kokomini, Kokowarra, Kukatj, Kuku Nyungkal, Kuku-Yalanji, Kulkalgau Ya (dialect), Kunjen (people), Kunjen (language), Kurtjar, Kuthant, Kuuk Thaayorre, Kuuku-yani
Lama Lama, Lardil, Luthigh
Maiawali, Mamu, Manbarra, Mayabic language group, Mayi-Kulan, Mayi-Kutuna, Mayi-Thakurti, Mayi-Yapi, Mbara, Mbarbaram, Mbewum, Meriam (people), Meriam Mir (language), Middle Paman/Wik languages, Mingin, Mpalityan, Muluridji, Muralag, Mutumui
Ngawun, Nggamadi, Nguburunji, Ngundjan, Northern Paman language cluster, Nyawigi
Olgol, Oykangand
Pama-Maric Languages, Pama–Nyungan languages, Pitta-Pitta
Rainbow Serpent
Takalak, Teppathiggi, Thaayorre, Tjungundji, Torres Strait Broken, Totj
Umbindhamu, Umpila (people), Umpila (dialect cluster), Uutaalnganu
Wakabunga, Wakaman, Wakara, Waka Waka, Wakaya, Walangama, Wangan, Warrgamay (language), Warruŋu/Warungu, Wik peoples, Wik-Kalkan, Wik-Mungkan, Wik-Mungkan (Language), Winduwinda, Wiradjuri, Wongkadjera, Wulgurukaba, Wulli Wulli, Wulpura, Wunumara, Wuthathi
Yadaneru, Yadhaigana/Yadhaykenu
