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• Goanna had a prominent place in the culture of Indigenous Australian Bundjalung Nation tribal groups.
• Goannas feature prominently in the mythology and culture of Bundjalung Nation Aboriginals and Australian folklore.
• The Headland is believed by Bundjalung Nation Aborigines to be the body of the mythical Dirawong.
• Aboriginal men, women and children of the Bundjalung Nation Nyangbal East Ballina clan were slaughtered.
• The tribal groups of the Bundjalung Nation believe that they are directly descended from these mythical Beings.
• The troopers and trackers surrounded the Bundjalung Nation Nyangbal Aboriginal camp and opened fire at close range.
• Goanna Headland has been the mythological place of origin of the Bundjalung Nation, for thousands of years.
• Bundjalung Nation Aboriginal people have lived on and visited Goanna Headland for at least 12, 000 years.
• Jack is an Aboriginal Australian and member of the Bundjalung nation from the North Coast of New South Wales.
• Secondly, the Bundjalung Nation tribal groups never developed a written language, using verbal tradition to communicate mythological stories.
• The Bundjalung Nation tribal groups believe that, in the beginning, the earth was featureless, flat and grey.
• The legendary tales of the Bundjalung Nation tribal groups have come down to us from a series of European people.
• Bundjalung Nation people travel long distances from all directions to participate in the initiation ceremonies and to educate the young.
• In pre-colonial times, Bundjalung Nation encompassed some of the richest hunting and fishing grounds anywhere on the Australian continent.
• Each Bundjalung Nation tribal groups families owns a special area of land and must protect sacred sites representing their personal totems Dreamtime spirits.
• The Bundjalung Nation's aboriginal ancestors migrated in rafts, from an island in Micronesia, north or north east of Australia.
• The Arakwal East Ballina clan of the Bundjalung Nation had a camping ground on the slope of the hill facing the valley near Black Head.
• The Aboriginal tribes were not united anytime before the 18th century, with more than 20 main groups, known collectively as the'Bundjalung Nation '.
• At 3 am the next morning the Native Mounted Police patrol rode out to where between 200 and 300 Bundjalung Nation Nyangbal Aboriginal tribes people lay asleep in camp.
• Certain tribal groups of the Bundjalung Nations believe that the Rainbow snake and Dirawong together created parts of the Richmond River, Goanna Headland, Snake Island and Pelican Island.