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On the East Coast is Australia's most populous city, recognised around the world for its iconic bridge, opera house, and harbour. To many, it's known as Sydney but this is the Country of the Gadigal People - the traditional custodians of the land and one of around 29 clan groups of the Eora Nation (with Eora meaning ‘here’ or ‘from this place’).

In the North West of Western Australia lies the coastal town known as Broome, famous for its pristine sandy beaches lapped by the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. To the Traditional Owners of this land, the Djugun and Yawuru People, the beaches, mudflats and mangroves provide an important source of both ancient culture and food.

Cut off from South East Australia is the island of lutruwita known to many as Tasmania. palawa Country and culture is distinct from the mainland Aboriginal cultures. palawa people are the only group of humans to evolve in isolation for over 10,000 years, when the seas rose cutting Tasmania off from the mainland, creating a distinctly different culture and heritage.

Join our guides for an exploration of palawa Country, culture and history in the North East regions of wukalina and larapuna (the Bay of Fires) - known for the coastal healthlands, dry plant life and diverse native fauna.