Having read this SO answer, I am curious if another supposedly non-configurational language like Wubuy (Nunggubuyu) has been re-analyzed as "configurational". Work on it was done by Jeffrey Health in 1986, and still being used as example by David Gulumbia in 2004, which was after Legate's 2002 dissertation. I quote:
Here even Warlpiri seems not to be the true limit case. Heath (1986) describes Nunggubuyu, an Australian language of Arnhem Land that is ‘‘more radically nonconfigurational than Warlpiri, particularly in lacking clear evidence for a subject- VP split’’ (Heath, 1986, p. 376). The critical phenomena in question, in addition to the discontinuous constituents, free word order, and extensive use of null anaphora familiar from Warlpiri, include ‘‘extremely complex’’ morphology and morphophonemics.
I would be interested in knowing any research work on that. Thanks.