- The
Turrbal are an
Aboriginal Australian people from the area now
known as Brisbane. The
boundaries of
their traditional territory are
unclear and linguists...
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European settlement,
Nundah was
inhabited by
Aboriginal people from the
Turrbul tribe.
Nundah is
primarily a
residential suburb,
which straddles Sandgate...
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Goreng Gubbi Gubbi Guwinmal (Koinjmal)
Jandai Kamilaroi (Gamilaraay) Mamu
Turrbul Wakka Wakka Wangaibon Weilwan (Wayilwan) Wik
peoples such as the Wik Munkin...
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Durubalic languages,
especially Jandai and Nunukul; Yagara, Yugarabul, and
Turrbul proper are more
likely to be
considered dialects.
Turrbal (E86) has been...
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quite easy to see
Moreton Bay to the east and the CBD to the south. The
Turrbul people are the
traditional owners of the area. The
suburb takes its name...
- 27.3193°S 153.0677°E / -27.3193; 153.0677 (Einbunpin Lagoon)). The
Turrbul people inhabited the seas****, the cr****s and
lagoons from
Nudgee Beach...
- facilities, and
mature trees.
Traditionally part of the land of the
Jagera and
Turrbul people,
government auction of
country allotments in the
vicinity of the...
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Jooaduburrie Mooloola (river name)
Ninge Ninge Nynga-Nynga
Oondumbi Turrubul,
Turrbul (language name)
Undumbi Source:
Tindale 1974, p. 186
Another word used...
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Undumbi Oondumbi Mooloola (name of a river)
Turrubul (language name)
Turrbul/Churrabool Djuadubari/Jooaduburrie Bo-oobera
Dippil goom (no) bootellim...
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Heights community.
Wavell Heights was part of the
traditional land of the
Turrbul speaking people. The area,
first known as West Nundah, was characterised...
