All RAA Place meeting rooms have been given Kaurna names which reflect places in Adelaide you might already know. Learn the correct pronunciation for each meeting room name and discover the stories behind the names we use today.
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All RAA Place meeting rooms have been given Kaurna names which reflect places in Adelaide you might already know. Learn the correct pronunciation for each meeting room name and discover the stories behind the names we use today.
Muna means 'first' and Para means 'river' and was reflected in the English name for the suburb of Munno Para.
Means 'river water' and was reflected in the English name for the suburb of Paralowie.
Means 'swamp gum foliage place' and was the Kaurna name for the area that was renamed after Lord Glenelg, Secretary of State for the Colonists.
The Kaurna name for the River Murray, however the local Ngarrindjeri peoples call it Murrindi.
The Kaurna word for 'thinking and focus'.
The Kaurna word meaning 'to create or produce'.
Means 'two ears' and was the name the Kaurna people used for an area of the Mount Lofty ranges and reflected in the English name for the township of Uraidla.
Means 'two eyebrows' and was the name the Kaurna people used for an area of the Mount Lofty ranges and reflected in the English name for the township of Piccadilly.
Means 'male red kangaroo rock' and was the name the Kaurna people used for the area that was renamed the English name of Adelaide.
Means 'in the North' and was reflected in the English name for the suburb of Cowandilla.
Means 'unknown' and was the name given to the area used by Mullawirraburka, a Kaurna informant and Traditional Owner of the Aldinga region, now known in English as Myponga.
Means 'windy place near the river' and was the name given to the important route from the hills to the sea used by Kaurna people which is now known in English as the Sturt River.
Means 'land of the sleeping' and was the name the Kaurna people used for the land around the Port River.
Means 'dingo tooth' and was the name the Kaurna people used for the area where the Gawler and South Para rivers meet.