Description:
The Ganganagaba people are of Aboriginal Australian and Torres Strait Islander descent. They are located in the north-west of the state of Queensland, in the Lockyer Valley. The name Ganganagaaba is derived from the Aboriginal word 'gangana' meaning 'to dip' or 'to swim'. The Ganganagaaba people are traditionally of the Kabi Kabi and Wiradjuri descent groups. The Ganganagaaba people have a history of hunting and gathering. They are also known for their traditional art, including painting, sculpture, and jewellery making. The Ganganagaaba people are a culturally and linguistically diverse community, with a number of variations in their language and culture.
