Noongar

Group of Aboriginal peoples on the southwest coast of Australia

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2021
Noongar
Population census showed an increase to 14,355 people identifying as Noongar indigenous in the southwest of Western Australia.
April 1 2015
Noongar
A legal ruling overturned the government's actions on some deregistered sites, finding them to be truly sacred.

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See Also

Pama–Nyungan languages

Aboriginal Australian language family

Stolen Generations

Indigenous Australian children forcibly acculturated into White Australian society

Western Australian Museum

State museum of Western Australia