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Find Aboriginal incursion programs in Sydney designed for schools and childcare centres. Support curriculum learning, NAIDOC Week events, and cultural education.

Aboriginal cultural awareness programs provide a practical way for workplaces to build knowledge of First Nations history, culture, and perspectives in a professional setting.

NAIDOC Week is a significant national event that celebrates the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. How can your school take part?

NAIDOC Week is one of Australia’s most important national celebrations, recognising the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

In 2026, Aboriginal festivals across Australia will once again bring communities together while welcoming visitors to learn, connect, and celebrate First Nations cultures in respectful and meaningful ways.

Visiting the Attorney-General’s Office to deliver an ‘Aboriginal Art on Canvas’ cultural workshop is a meaningful opportunity to share, educate, and connect through culture in a professional and respectful setting.

In 2025, Australia commemorated 40 years since the Uluru handback – a milestone that transformed cultural tourism, Indigenous storytelling, and national identity.

Across the country, more travellers are seeking authentic cultural experiences, meaningful connection to Country, and ethical travel choices.

Catching up with Adam Goodes as he locks in our Paint Your Own Boomerang workshop. If you’re looking to bring cultural learning to your school or organisation, we’re now taking bookings!