SBS is giving aboriginal names to the weather reports. The names represent locality and the language of the tribe on which a city or town was built. The names across the country are not one language, but names given to a locality by many family tribes from the past who ventured there. The cities built are not aboriginal, and the dominant culture and language practiced on the site is not aboriginal. So, what is the agenda of SBS? Many towns already have aboriginal names and are recognized by the locals and the drafters of the maps.

Aboriginals in the future could claim that there were sacred sites in Flinders Street Melbourne and that advice given to government be that all current building be removed, and native trees be re-established as it currently offends aboriginals sense of country.

Looks to me like such names made up on the run !

Of course it is not helpful, and you know it isn't; why not just say so? The blather about where the ABC is broadcasting from, and the ridiculous words on signposts is far from helpful - it is Leftist provocation and race-baiting, just like the welcome to country nonsense and 'smoking ceremonies'.

As there was no written indigenous language, these 'names' have been made up, as Indyvidual suggests.

What name have they given Adelaide? If it's a really good one it could be very helpful, as it would give us the opportunity to use it officially, freeing up the Adelaide name to refer to the entire state (since SA isn't the southernmost part of Australia).
If we get a naff name, how do we reroll?
Does the name refer to the entire metro area? If so, how'd they get the Kuarna and Permangk to agree on one?

As for Flinders Street, Melbourne, ISTR it does have some native vegetation along it, and I expect there's room for more. But any plan requiring buildings to be demolished would probably be given lower priority than the plan for the Big Cannelloni. Any suggestion to remove all of them would just be laughed out.

Anyway, what makes you think the Aboriginal population would want to see swathes of Melbourne destroyed?

Here is a chart of place names for the Aboriginal People
of Central Sydney section, including current place
names, references and historical names and descriptions:

http://australiamuseum.com/learn/cultures/atsi-collection/sydney/place-names-chart/

Sorry for the mistake. Here's the chart again:

http://australian.museum.learn/cultures/atsi-collection/sydney/place-names-chart/