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The Gurindji walk-off was an historical event deeply engraved on the memories of both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people in Australia. It represents the Australian race relations, in terms of the Aboriginal land rights movement and its aim was to physically leave European authority, to regain autonomy and sovereignty over their country and establish their own community.

From Wattie Creek to Wattie Creek: an oral historical approach to the Gurindji walk-off