What are abrigonies?

Abrigonies, often referred to as "Aborigines," are the Indigenous peoples of Australia, recognized for their rich cultural heritage and diverse languages. They have inhabited the Australian continent for over 65,000 years, developing unique traditions, art, and social structures closely tied to the land. Their connection to the environment is deeply spiritual, and they have a profound understanding of ecological sustainability. Today, many Aborigines continue to advocate for their rights, cultural preservation, and recognition within Australian society.