The Githabul people are an Indigenous Australian group from the northeastern region of New South Wales. They traditionally inhabit areas around the Githabul language and have a deep connection to the land, which is central to their cultural identity and practices. Their culture includes rich storytelling, art, and music, reflecting their history and relationship with nature. The Githabul people have worked to preserve their language and traditions, promoting awareness of their heritage and rights within the broader Australian community.