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Important contributions to the study of the
Gurindji were made by the young Japanese scholar Hokari Minoru (保苅実, 1971–2004) before his premature death. Hokari immersed himself in their narratives of the Gurindji experience of the white occupation of their land and, responsive to their complaints that
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freehold title to almost all of the area originally transferred back to them by
Whitlam, 3,250 square kilometres (1,250 sq mi) of their tribal land. A final small portion of the Daguragu lease was recommended by the later Commissioner, Justice Maurice, in 1984. It wasn’t until May 1986
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in 1966, protesting against mistreatment by the station managers. The strike would become the first major victory of the
Indigenous land rights movement. A small part of their traditional lands (roughly 3,236 square kilometres (1,249 sq mi)), subsequently known as "Daguragu Station" was
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to be owned and managed by an
Aboriginal community, the Murramulla Gurindji Company, after the Wave Hill walk-off. By the time the Gurindji eventually won ownership of Daguragu in 1986, there was little left of the economy. The bakery was destroyed by flooding in 2001. The
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Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern
Territory) Act 1976 Report no. 20, Gurindji Land Claim to Daguragu Station; Further report by the Aboriginal Land Commissioner, Mr Justice Maurice, to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and to the Administrator of the Northern
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A 2016 news article about
Daguragu described it as "starved, beat up and dying", after "half a century of government duplicity and over promising; bad local management and corporate naivety; land tenure bureaucracy and coercion". It has a
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south from
Mundane and Tjalwa or Longreach Waterhole, extending westward to G.B. Rockhole and east to Bullock Creek and Canfield River, at Wave Hill. Their southern boundary lies near Hooker Creek.
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heritage. The underlying tenure remains with the government, but the GAC has powers to negotiate. It oversees a number of community-owned enterprises, such as the
Kalkaringi Store and Caravan Park.
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Gurindji land claim to
Daguragu Station: report by the Aboriginal Land Commissioner, Mr Justice Toohey, to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and to the Administrator of the Northern Territory
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for boys, such as Janama and
Japarta, and four for girls, such as Nangala and Nawurla. These are inherited at birth and kept for life, determining how all of the people relate to each other.
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whatever they had transmitted to outsiders ended up locked far away in Australian cities, always had them vet his writings. His primary informant was Jimmy Mangayarri.
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where traditional owners, belonging to the Gurindji language group, live. Some residents of Daguragu and Kalkarindji belong to other language groups, including the
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deeds to the Gurindji. Much of Wave Hill pastoral station (some 13,500 square kilometres (5,200 sq mi)), however, remains in non-Indigenous hands.
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of the strike and walk-off. Known as Freedom Day, people gather from many parts of Australia to celebrate and re-enact the walk-off.
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claim over the township, traditional owners of Kalkaringi formed the Gurindji Aboriginal Corporation (GAC) in 2014, a
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Hokari, Minoru (2000). "From Wattie Creek to Wattie Creek: an oral historical approach to the Gurindji walk-off".
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program, but the hub of activity is at Kalkarindji. Here there is a school, a social club and other services. The
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handed back to them in 1975 as a Northern Territory pastoral lease, by the then Australian prime minister,
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in 2007. Equipment and jobs went during a reorganisation of shires by the NT Labour government in 2008.
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peoples, referring to themselves as a group named Ngumpit, sharing "most of our languages and culture".
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Art is the main occupation, with the Karungkarni Art and Cultural Centre the hub of artistic activity.
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Hidden Histories: Black Stories from Victoria River Downs, Humbert River and Wave Hill Stations
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as an open town in September 1976 (hence permits are not required for residents or visitors).
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Hokari, Minoru (2011). Gurindji Journey: A Japanese Historian in the Outback. UNSW Press.
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The Gurindji people of the Northern Territory are best known for
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A Wild History: Life and Death on the Victoria River Frontier
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A Handful of Sand: The Gurindji Struggle, After the Walk-off
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A traditional land claim by the Gurindji to Daguragu Station
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Loanwords in the world's languages: A comparative handbook
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Turpin, Myfany; Meakins, Felicity; et al. (2019).
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Gurindji Journey: A Japanese Historian in the Outback
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1138:. Northern Territory Government. 3 April 2007
1079:. In Haspelmash, Martin; Tadmor, Uri (eds.).
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1213:. Australian Government Publishing Service.
1052:. Australian Government Publishing Service.
791:. Northern Territory Government. 28 May 2014
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666:"Daguragu station land claim"
639:Hope, Zach (20 August 2016).
229:Two Gurindji communities are
191:– paving the way for further
154:Jurntakal (snake) is a major
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691:NT Place Names Register 2007
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364:Gurindji, Northern Territory
278:compulsory land acquisitions
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1240:. Sydney University Press.
1151:Rose, Deborah Bird (1991).
1075:McConvell, Patrick (2009).
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813:. Australias Guide Pty Ltd
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1045:Maurice, Michael (1985).
832:Freedom Day Festival 2020
570:Turpin & Meakins 2019
1289:Gerritsen, Rolf (2017).
1159:Aboriginal Studies Press
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195:victories in Australia.
16:Not to be confused with
1177:Tindale, Norman Barnett
1136:NT Place Names Register
1106:. Alice Springs, N.T.:
1020:Lewis, Darrell (2012).
995:Hokari, Minoru (2011).
969:Hokari, Minoru (2004).
908:The Unlucky Australians
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306:Following a successful
80:Gurindji Kriol language
348:2016 Australian census
259:road. Permission from
225:Governance and economy
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87:is one of the eastern
2322:By state or territory
1306:. ANU Press: 233–234.
919:Harvey, Mark (2020).
509:"History and culture"
40:Aboriginal Australian
1795:Mantjintjarra Ngalia
1108:Central Land Council
1087:. pp. 790–822.
931:. pp. 392–421.
888:Freedom Day Festival
513:Freedom Day Festival
358:Surrounding locality
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265:Central Land Council
208:, they were granted
70:Language and culture
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180:The Gurindji Strike
113:, mostly spoken at
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1299:Aboriginal History
949:Aboriginal History
418:Joseph (Joe) Croft
261:traditional owners
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1220:978-0-642-88295-0
1198:978-0-708-10741-6
1168:978-0-855-75224-8
1094:978-3-11-021843-5
1085:Mouton/de Gruyter
1059:978-0-644-04158-4
1037:978-1-921-86726-2
1012:978-1-742-24031-2
987:978-4-275-00334-8
938:978-1-107-00368-2
811:"Gurindji (area)"
723:indigenous.gov.au
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