Encompassing 200,000sq.km of some of Earth’s most ancient rocks, Western Australia’s Pilbara region stretches from a coast harbouring ancient human art to an ochre-red inland cut by gorges and waterfalls.
Traditional owners perform a ceremony along the Darling and Murray rivers for the first time in centuries.
For 600 generations, the resilient Pila Nguru people have inhabited one of Australia’s harshest environments.
Indigenous culture was on display at the Laura Dance Festival held every two years in Queensland’s Cape York Peninsula.
Tens of thousands of years of culture are brought to life for onlookers every year in the Kimberley town of Derby.
Walk alongside the Goolarabooloo community on a journey that traces their 82km songline north of Broome, WA.
In the 1920s, Herbert Basedow collected more than 1000 surviving indigenous artefacts, 2200 negatives and 800 plants.
We went north to the Tiwi Islands to discover how a tiny community has produced so many Aussie football greats.
Despite 21st-century influences, WA’s Martu people continue to hunt using age-old customs.