Tiwi is the original language. The Tiwi people by and large do not speak the complex language that they possessed before European settlement but speak a mixture of English and 'modern Tiwi' which is a grammatically simplified form of the language considerably influenced by English 'load words' and sentence structure.
There are estimated to still be over 200 Tiwi who speak a form similar to the old language, but these are generally older folk. There are about 2000 who speak a modern form of the language.
The Tutini funeral poles for the Pukamani ceremony (Tiwi Islands) were to please the gods of the Aboriginal people.
The area of Tiwi Islands Shire is 8,400 square kilometers.
Tiwi Islands Football League was created in 1969.
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Tasmanian Football League was created on 1879-06-12.
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No we don't have a segregated system in Australia.While we don't have a segregrated system, there are some regions that offer Aboriginal schooling, but they are staffed by Europeans. For example, in Alice Springs is Yirara College, a Lutheran-run aborginal boarding school which is government-funded. The students bring some of their cultural traditions with them, often going "walkabout" whenever they feel like it. Similarly, there are all-Aboriginal schools on the Tiwi islands (once Bathurst and Melville Islands). Within other cities, though, there are not separate schools for Aborigines. This seems to be restricted to the Northern Territory.
Melville Island (which is no longer referred to by this name) lies off the northern coast of Australia, not far from Darwin. It is now referred to collectively, with nearby islands, as part of the Tiwi Islands.
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The largest island in Australia that begins with 't' is Tasmania. It's a state in Australia.Other islands include:the Tiwi islands (formerly Bathurst Island and Melville Island)Torres Strait islandsTorrens IslandThursday IslandThorpe IslandThree IslandsThomson Islet
Melville and Bathurst Islands make up what is now known as the Tiwi Islands, 80 km north of Darwin. They are separated from the mainland by Van Diemen Gulf, Beagle Gulf, Clarence Strait and Dundas Strait.