Murri refers to a group of Indigenous Australian peoples primarily located in the state of Queensland. They share a common cultural heritage and language, with various clans and communities within the broader Murri identity. The term is often used to describe the social and cultural practices of these groups, which have been maintained for thousands of years. The Murri people have a rich history that includes traditional land management practices, storytelling, and art. They are known for their connection to the land and their deep spiritual beliefs, which are integral to their identity. The Murri community continues to advocate for their rights and recognition in contemporary Australian society.