… and you will not be happy to be just a service provider for your ABO overlords.
Iconic Byron Bay sites given Aboriginal names
Two popular tourist destinations in Byron Bay have officially been given dual Aboriginal names in a “nod to cultural significance”.
The NSW Geographical Names Board approved a submission made by the National Parks and Wildlife Service in July 2023 to officially christen Cape Byron as “Walgun” and Julian Rocks as “Nguthungulli”.
Additionally, a reserve in the suburb of Bangalow, located at 27 Deacon Street, has been named Piccabeen Park, with “Piccabeen” a Bundjalung word to describe the palms in the area and the baskets made from its fronds.
In a statement issued by the NSW Government on Tuesday, Nguthungulli is a “significant and sacred” site associated with several dreaming stories and is said to mean the Father of the World in the language of the Arakwal people.
Every place that can be used to extort a dollar is becoming an Abo “sacred site”.