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Aboriginals.

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Either 'Indigenous people' or Australian aboriginals. The ancestors of these people were originally Torres Strait Islanders, from the location they came from; however, many other tribal groups have joined the population since.

It is hard to say what they call themselves as there were more than 250 different languages that they used at the time that the white convicts came to Australia.

Today there are about 20 different languages spoken by Australian aboriginals, but most all speak English, too.

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Although commonly known as the Aborigines, the correct name for the indigenous (native) people of Australia is "Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders".

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Australia's indigenous people are known as Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders.

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