The Ngarla are an Aboriginal Australian people of the Pilbara region of Western Australia. Norman Tindale estimated their territory, to the west of Port Hedland, at around 2,000 square miles (5,200 km 2), describing it as lying along the coast to the west of Solitary Island as far as the mouth of the De Grey River.

The Ngarla People are the traditional owners of an area of land east of Port Hedland that covers the DeGrey and Pardoo pastoral stations, which spans approximately 4,655 sq km. They distinguish themselves from other Aboriginal groups in surrounding areas by the geographical description of ngaru kartipaku, meaning "from the coast side".

Ngarla is a Pama–Nyungan language of coastal Western Australia. It is possibly mutually intelligible with Panyjima and Martuthunira, but the three are considered distinct languages. Ngarla is a member of the Ngayarda branch of the Pama–Nyungan languages.

The Jidi Jidi Aboriginal Corporation is an RNTBC created in accordance with the Native Title Act 1993, to manage and be trustee of the Native Title of the Nharnuwangga Wajarri Ngarlawangga People, a group of Aboriginal Australian peoples in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.

Ngarla country stretches eastwards along the coast from near the town of Port Hedland and includes the DeGrey and Pardoo pastoral stations. Today there are very few Ngarla speakers left in the Pilbara. There are many more Ngarla people who have a …

YMAC provides technical expertise and support, with the aim of kick-starting a ranger program on Ngarlawangga Country in the near future. YMAC is also facilitating the production of a Healthy Country Plan for Ngarlawangga People, through desktop work, field trips and workshops with Traditional Owners.

Ngarla people today announced a heritage and mining agreement with the Boral Group of Companies regarding the Tabba Tabba rock quarry, approximately 40kms east of Port Hedland. The agreement addresses mining practices over the ‘Mikurrnya’ Aboriginal site, near the quarry, which is of mythological importance to the Ngarla People.

The Ngarla are an Aboriginal Australian people of the Pilbara region of Western Australia. Norman Tindale estimated their territory, to the west of Port Hedland , at around 2,000 square miles (5,200 km 2 ) , describing it as lying along the coast to the west of Solitary Island as far as the mouth of the De Grey River .

The Ngarla report was prepared by research staff of the National Native Title Tribunal to assist in the mediation of the Ngarla native title application (WC99/26). It was based on publicly and readily available information relevant to the location, customs and …

2017年5月19日 · Verb classifying languages are found in the north of Australia, but the phenomenon has previously not been recognized in languages of the northwestern Pilbara region. The Ngarla verb classifying system is described as being a highly grammaticalized one.