I agree with Australian politician Pauline Hanson’s comments that multi-culturalism is bad for Australia.  In fact, I would like to call for a referendum to allow all Australians to vote to end multi-culturalism and adopt a single, national Australian culture that everyone must abide by.

Really, the only difficult part of this decision is choosing which of the following Australian sub-cultures to promote to national:

• Airiman
• Ajabakan
• Ajabatha
• Alawa
• Alura
• Amangu
• Amarak
• Amijangal
• Anaiwan
• Andakerebina
• Anmatjera
• Anaiwan
• Ankamuti
• Anmatjera
• Antakirinja
• Araba
• Arabana
• Arakwal
• Aranda
• Arnga
• Atjinuri
• Awabakal
• Awarai
• Awinmul
• Baada
• Badjalang
• Badjiri
• Banbai
• Baranbinja
• Baraparapa
• Barara
• Baiali
• Baijungu
• Bailgu
• Bakanambia
• Barindji
• Barkindji
• Beriguruk
• Bilingara
• Binbinga
• Bingongina
• Birpai
• Daii
• Dainggati
• Dalabon
• Dangbon
• Dangu
• Darkinjang
• Daruk
• Diakui
• Djalakuru
• Djamindjung
• Djangu
• Djauan
• Djerait
• Djerimanga
• Djinang
• Djinba
• Djiringanj
• Djowei
• Duwal
• Duwala
• Eora
• Gaari
• Gadjalivia
• Gambalang
• Gandangara
• Geawegal
• Gunavidji
• Gungorogone
• Gunwinggu
• Iliaura
• Indjilandji
• Ingura
• Iwaidja
• Jaako
• Jangman
• Janjula
• Jaroinga
• Jeithi
• Jiegara
• Jitajita
• Jotijota
• Jukambal
• Kalibal
• Kamilaroi
• Karenggapa
• Kawambarai
• Kitabal
• Kula
• Kumbainggiri
• Kureinji
• Kwiambal
• Maljangapa
• Maraura
• Milpulo
• Minjungbal
• Morowari
• Muthimuthi
• Narinari
• Naualko
• Ngaku
• Ngamba
• Ngarabal
• Ngarigo
• Ngemba
• Ngunawal
• Parundji
• Tharawal
• Thaua
• Ualarai
• Wadikali
• Walbanga
• Walgalu
• Wandandian
• Wanjiwalku
• Weilwan
• Wembawemba
• Weraerai
• Widjabal
• Wiljakali
• Wiradjuri
• Wodiwodi
• Wongaibon
• Wonnarua
• Worimi

Source: http://www.fact-index.com/l/li/list_of_australian_aboriginal_tribes.html