The Gangalidda People are an Indigenous Australian group primarily located in the Gulf of Carpentaria region in Queensland. They have a rich cultural heritage, with strong connections to their land, language, and traditions. The Gangalidda people traditionally engaged in fishing, hunting, and gathering, utilizing the natural resources of their coastal and riverine environments. Their language, also called Gangalidda, is part of the Pama-Nyungan language family. The Gangalidda community actively works to preserve their cultural practices and language, promoting awareness and education about their history and rights. They are recognized as traditional custodians of their ancestral lands, which hold significant cultural and spiritual importance.