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A study on how the Nyininy language speakers of South-East Kimberley resisted exploration and colonisation of their country by the Europeans is presented. They sustained a level of retaliation against the pastoralist and the mid-1880s and 1920's were characterized by violence, chaos and the marginalisation of the Aboriginal people from their country.

Into the Kimberley: the invasion of Sturt Creek basin (Kimberley region, Western Australia) and evidence of Aboriginal resistance