The term "Mardudjara" refers to an Indigenous Australian group primarily located in the central region of Western Australia. They are part of the larger Western Desert cultural bloc and have a rich cultural heritage, including unique languages, traditions, and social structures. Mardudjara people traditionally inhabit areas around the Great Sandy Desert and Little Sandy Desert. Their lifestyle is closely connected to the land, relying on hunting, gathering, and seasonal movements. The Mardudjara community continues to maintain their cultural practices while also engaging with contemporary issues facing Indigenous Australians today.