The term 'Aborigine Australia' refers to the indigenous people of Australia, which includes the MAORI and AINU. The MAORI are an indigenous Polynesian people of New Zealand, while the AINU are an indigenous people of Japan. Both groups have a long history in their respective countries and have faced many struggles throughout their existence. Despite this, they have managed to maintain their culture and traditions, and continue to be an important part of their respective societies.