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Corroborees, clapping sticks, sacred stones and rites of passage—learn the things you need to know about Indigenous rituals in Australia.

Rich with cultural traditions, vast landscapes and unique experiences, make your next trip an epic adventure with our guide to the Australian outback.

Cindy Rostron, Aboriginal Australian model

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Cape York Peninsula is one of a few remaining places in the country with a significant population of Australian Aboriginals. When the first British settlers arrived, Australia had been inhabited by Aboriginals for more than 50,000 years. 231 years later, although the population of Australia is over 24 million, only 2.8% of them are Indigenous.

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Australian cuisine vector menu sour cream, green onion sauce, bbq chicken wings and crash hot potatoes with herbs. Lamb puff pastry rolls, baked beef with vegetable, meringue berry cake pavlova dishes

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If you're an eager traveler, an enthusiast explorer who just wants to conquer all the globe in pictures and you didn't set your next destination yet, I’d like to suggest you some really special places: I’m talking about the most beautiful island countries the world has to offer.

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Everyone was enjoying themselves today at this festival that brings together communities right across the Cape York region. We saw performers from Aurukun, Seisi and Lockhart River. A great day.

NAIDOC Week is an opportunity for all Australians to band together and celebrate the history, culture and significant achievements of the First Nations Peoples within our country. This year’s theme is ‘Heal Country’ and it highlights the role the land plays within the community. But […]Visit Man of Many for the full post.

Learn about the rich history of Traditional Australian Clothing, its cultural significance, from indigenous attire to colonial fashion trends

There’s nothing new about a female admiring a surfer. But these are not teens on sandy towels watching from the beach. No longer held back by a #PubertyBlues-era surf culture, these are the Australian female surfers in their 50s, 60s and beyond, making waves of change. Click the #linkinbio to read more about the most eager grommets in the water.🌊