The original occupants of the great southern land represent just over three percent of the entire population - but they punch well above their weight in representing the nation in all fields from performance to politics.From sports stars like Cathy Freeman to personalities like Ernie Dingo, many Ind …

Often flown alongside the Australian National Flag and the Torres Strait Islander Flag, the Australian Aboriginal Flag holds a special legal and political status in the community, originally beginning its life to help protesters earn recognition in the land rights movement.In the late 1960s the Aust …

With more than seven million squares kilometres of territory covering everything from tropical islands to snow-capped mountains, Australia boasts hundreds of destinations that are worth a visit. But if you can’t spare a year or two to explore every corner of the country, these are the top 15 places …

Crocodiles and Darwin go together like alligators and Florida. When visiting the Northern Territory capital, ensure you visit Crocosaurus Cove, its number one attraction. Here’s a glimpse at what you can expect to see at Crocosaurus Cove, including the Cage of Death, Australia’s only crocodile dive. …

NAIDOC Week in AustraliaWhat is NAIDOC Week? NAIDOC stands for National Aboriginal and Indigenous Day Observation Committee. It has its origins in National Mourning Day in 1938, becoming a week-long event in 1975. Aboriginal Australian groups strive to raise public awareness of the status and t …

Aboriginal Australians have a rich culture that spans over 50,000 years. You'll find the chance to immerse yourself in Aboriginal culture across the country, along with delicious food from celebrity chefs. You can meet your guides, listen to stories passed down by word of mouth, and embark on a jour …