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Wiilman and Wudjari. The
Noongar people refer to
their land as
Noongar boodja. The
members of the
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descend from people...
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Statham 1981, pp. 297–325 "Gnarla
Boodja Mili Mili (Our
Country on Paper)".
Department of
Local Government, Sport...
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Fergus is the
mascot for
Ferguson Valley, an area in Dardanup.
Wardandi Boodja Koombana Drive,
Bunbury February 2019 5m high, 6m wide
Representing a Noongar...
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represents the "sacred
force of
creative power that
connects all life of
boodja (mother earth)". "Waterline", a 190-metre-long (620 ft)
water feature designed...
- University, John
Curtin Gallery is
custodian of 125
works bought back to
Noongar Boodja from the
Colgate University and are in
development of a
Centre for Truth...
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