Where in Australia and Oceania do anthropologists have the greatest chance of finding "uncontacted peoples"?

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New Guinea, which includes Papua New Guinea and West Papua, is known to have the highest number of uncontacted or isolated indigenous communities in the region. These groups often reside in remote and difficult-to-access areas of the island, such as in the highlands or dense forests. Australia, New Zealand, and Tasmania do not have any known uncontacted groups, and while Fiji has some isolated communities, they have had some contact with the outside world.

Where in Australia and Oceania Do Anthropologists Have the Greatest