Mornington Island community

Target entity: Mornington Island community
Context triple: [Wellesley Islands, hasMainSettlement, Mornington Island community]

• A. Cape Barren Island Aboriginal community
  The Cape Barren Island Aboriginal community is a small Indigenous Tasmanian community known for its strong cultural heritage, historical ties to the Bass Strait Islands, and ongoing efforts to preserve Palawa traditions and connection to Country.
• B. Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community
  Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community is an Aboriginal community in the Jervis Bay region of Australia that plays a central role in the traditional ownership, cultural stewardship, and joint management of local lands and waters.
• C. Arakwal Aboriginal community
  The Arakwal Aboriginal community is an Indigenous Australian group from the Byron Bay region of New South Wales, recognized as traditional custodians of the land and active partners in its cultural and environmental management.
• D. South Coast Aboriginal communities
  South Coast Aboriginal communities are the Indigenous groups of Australia’s southeastern coastal region, encompassing diverse nations such as the Shoalhaven people with deep cultural, spiritual, and historical connections to the land and sea.
• E. Punmu Aboriginal community
  Punmu Aboriginal community is a remote Indigenous settlement in Western Australia that is home to Martu people and serves as a cultural and residential hub on their traditional lands.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Mornington Island community
Target entity description: Mornington Island community is the principal Indigenous settlement and administrative centre located on Mornington Island in Queensland’s Wellesley Islands group.

• A. Cape Barren Island Aboriginal community
  The Cape Barren Island Aboriginal community is a small Indigenous Tasmanian community known for its strong cultural heritage, historical ties to the Bass Strait Islands, and ongoing efforts to preserve Palawa traditions and connection to Country.
• B. Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community
  Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community is an Aboriginal community in the Jervis Bay region of Australia that plays a central role in the traditional ownership, cultural stewardship, and joint management of local lands and waters.
• C. Arakwal Aboriginal community
  The Arakwal Aboriginal community is an Indigenous Australian group from the Byron Bay region of New South Wales, recognized as traditional custodians of the land and active partners in its cultural and environmental management.
• D. South Coast Aboriginal communities
  South Coast Aboriginal communities are the Indigenous groups of Australia’s southeastern coastal region, encompassing diverse nations such as the Shoalhaven people with deep cultural, spiritual, and historical connections to the land and sea.
• E. Punmu Aboriginal community
  Punmu Aboriginal community is a remote Indigenous settlement in Western Australia that is home to Martu people and serves as a cultural and residential hub on their traditional lands.
• F. None of above. chosen