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Please be aware that there are different ways to spell Noongar (eg Nyungar, Nyoongar, Noongah) and Noongar words. Noongar language, like all traditional languages in Australia, is an oral language.  To remain consistent with the Single Noongar Claim in which the South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council are the Native Title Representative Body for the Traditional Owners, we have maintained the spelling as NOONGAR and we respectfully include all people in the south-west.

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