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Aboriginal responses to European invasions varied, and were a product of creative, flexible historical agents as seen in the description of the four-corroborre songs. The evidence of these four songs represents musical productions from the three main Tableland language groups, who spoke dialects of Gumbainggirr, Anaywan and Yugambal respectively.

Evidence of four New England corroboree songs indicating Aboriginal responses to European invasion