landegue
This is hard to answer as before British invasion there were over 300 Aboriginal nations so it would be like asking how you say hello in Europe so there are multiple greetings for the First (Aboriginal) Australians, some of which are still in use but my guesstimate is that at least half of the languages have either died or been killed off by cultural genocide. The Arrente (are-en-da) peoples of Central Australia say WERTE (wur-da) depending on tribal grouping for accentuation but just an example...
An Australian bushman-no.
Aborigine
The Australian English equivalent for "hello" is simply "hello." The Australian accent might make it sound like "g'day mate" in more casual or informal settings.
lil wayne
She is aborigine which is the indigenous people of Australia.
The returning boomerang
The word aborigine refers to any native inhabitant of an area or continent. Australian aborigines are called that out of tradition more than any thing else, they are just the native peoples of Australia. So to answer your question no one practices Australian aborigine as it is not a religion to be practiced but merely a description of the people themselves.
He was the first Australian Aborigine to be granted an Australian CItizenship and he was famous for his paintings :P
She was an Australian Aborigine named Evonne Goolagong.
An aborigine is an Australian version of a native person from the beginning of Australian from the beginning of time
The didgeridoo is an Australian aborigine's musical wind instrument.
arkooloola means WATER in the native aborigine language