Aboriginal peoples of western New South Wales

Target entity: Aboriginal peoples of western New South Wales
Context triple: [Willandra Creek, hasCulturalSignificanceFor, Aboriginal peoples of western New South Wales]

• A. Aboriginal peoples of Western Australia
  Aboriginal peoples of Western Australia are the diverse Indigenous communities and nations whose traditional lands span the western third of the Australian continent, each with distinct languages, cultures, and histories.
• B. South‑eastern Australian Aboriginal peoples
  South‑eastern Australian Aboriginal peoples are the diverse First Nations groups of the south‑eastern region of Australia, each with distinct languages, cultures, and ancestral ties to their traditional lands.
• C. Aboriginal peoples of the Northern Territory
  Aboriginal peoples of the Northern Territory are the diverse Indigenous Australian communities native to the Northern Territory, encompassing numerous distinct language groups, cultures, and traditions.
• D. Aboriginal peoples of Cape York Peninsula
  The Aboriginal peoples of Cape York Peninsula are Indigenous Australian groups with ancient, deeply rooted cultural traditions, languages, and spiritual connections to the land and surrounding seas in far north Queensland.
• E. South Australian Aboriginal nations
  South Australian Aboriginal nations are the diverse Indigenous groups of South Australia, each with distinct languages, cultures, and ancestral lands, including peoples such as the Kaurna.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Aboriginal peoples of western New South Wales
Target entity description: The Aboriginal peoples of western New South Wales are the Indigenous communities whose ancestral lands span the region’s arid plains, river systems, and cultural landscapes, maintaining deep spiritual, cultural, and historical connections to Country.

• A. Aboriginal peoples of Western Australia
  Aboriginal peoples of Western Australia are the diverse Indigenous communities and nations whose traditional lands span the western third of the Australian continent, each with distinct languages, cultures, and histories.
• B. South‑eastern Australian Aboriginal peoples
  South‑eastern Australian Aboriginal peoples are the diverse First Nations groups of the south‑eastern region of Australia, each with distinct languages, cultures, and ancestral ties to their traditional lands.
• C. Aboriginal peoples of the Northern Territory
  Aboriginal peoples of the Northern Territory are the diverse Indigenous Australian communities native to the Northern Territory, encompassing numerous distinct language groups, cultures, and traditions.
• D. Aboriginal peoples of Cape York Peninsula
  The Aboriginal peoples of Cape York Peninsula are Indigenous Australian groups with ancient, deeply rooted cultural traditions, languages, and spiritual connections to the land and surrounding seas in far north Queensland.
• E. South Australian Aboriginal nations
  South Australian Aboriginal nations are the diverse Indigenous groups of South Australia, each with distinct languages, cultures, and ancestral lands, including peoples such as the Kaurna.
• F. None of above. chosen