The Ngumbin people are an Indigenous Australian group from the region of New South Wales. They are part of the larger Wiradjuri nation and have a rich cultural heritage that includes traditional practices, languages, and connection to the land. The Ngumbin people have historically lived in harmony with their environment, utilizing local resources for food, shelter, and tools. Today, the Ngumbin community continues to preserve their cultural identity through storytelling, art, and community events. They work to maintain their traditions while also engaging with contemporary issues, ensuring that their history and knowledge are passed down to future generations.