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The social, political and historical factors that contributed to the decline of traditional languages and the development of a new language Kriol in the Ngukurr (Roper River) Aboriginal community are described. Kriol was developed by the creolisation of pidgin English by European settlers and government policies of control since the 1900s.

Aspects of the socio-political history of Ngukurr (Roper River) and its effects on language change