The Murrawarri are an Indigenous Australian people primarily located in the region of northwestern New South Wales. They have a rich cultural heritage, including traditional languages, customs, and connection to the land. The Murrawarri Nation has been recognized for its unique identity and historical significance in the area. In 2016, the Murrawarri people declared their sovereignty, asserting their rights to self-determination and governance. This declaration emphasizes their ongoing relationship with the land and their desire to maintain cultural practices. The Murrawarri continue to advocate for their rights and recognition within the broader context of Australian Indigenous rights.