Garawa is spoken in the northeast of Northern
Territory and an adjoining area of Queensland. The
segments labelled palatal stop and nasal in UPSID are
described as "lamino-velar" by Furby (1974). They have
lengthened vowels with an [-i] offglide preceding them and
do not occur word-initially. A considerable number of
medial consonant clusters occur. Vowels have considerable
allophonic variation. Stress falls on the first syllable
of the (phonological) word.

Furby, C.E. 1974. Garawa Phonology. Pacific
Linguistics, Series A, No. 37:1-11. Australian National
University, Canberra.