SIMON WONGA -the Master Mimic Many early settlers observed with amazement at how accurately Aboriginal people could mimic the calls and movements of animals, and the voices and mannerisms of people, -but Simon Wonga was

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Date: 2013-09-30 00:16:07 Coranderrk Ngurungaeta William Barak Warrandyte Victoria Wonga Park Victoria Indigenous peoples of Australia Wurundjeri Simon Wonga		SIMON WONGA -the Master Mimic Many early settlers observed with amazement at how accurately Aboriginal people could mimic the calls and movements of animals, and the voices and mannerisms of people, -but Simon Wonga was Add to Reading List Source URL: gallery.mailchimp.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 290,44 KB Share Document on Facebook

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	William Barak Australia’s leading civil rights figure of the 19th Century William Barak was born at Brushy Creek in present day Wonga Park, named after his cousin Simon Wonga who preceded Barak as Ngurungaeta (Headman) DocID: VP4f - View Document
	Simon Wonga –A Man of Destiny Simon Wonga[removed]As is customary in Aboriginal society, Wonga was identified early as a gifted child and was groomed for tribal leadership from an early age. This also applied to W DocID: VN5O - View Document
	SIMON WONGA -the Master Mimic Many early settlers observed with amazement at how accurately Aboriginal people could mimic the calls and movements of animals, and the voices and mannerisms of people, -but Simon Wonga was DocID: VMFI - View Document
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