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Kuringgai vs Awabakal
It's somewhat unclear as to whether the Kuringgai was a legitimate grouping of Aboriginal people. Norman Tindale notes the Eora as members of the Awabakal tribe, centred on Lake Macquarie near Newcastle. Any clarification welcome.

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