Goori is a term used by some Aboriginal Australians to refer to themselves, particularly in New South Wales and Queensland. It is a word that reflects cultural identity and connection to the land, emphasizing the importance of heritage and community among Indigenous peoples. The term is part of a broader movement to reclaim and celebrate Aboriginal languages and identities. Many Aboriginal groups have their own specific terms for their people, such as Koori in Victoria and Palawa in Tasmania, highlighting the diversity within Aboriginal cultures across Australia.