Aboriginal Literature refers to the body of written and oral works created by the Indigenous peoples of Australia. It encompasses a variety of genres, including poetry, storytelling, and plays, often reflecting the rich cultural heritage, traditions, and spiritual beliefs of Aboriginal communities. These works frequently explore themes of connection to the land, identity, and the impact of colonization. Much of Aboriginal Literature is rooted in oral traditions, where stories are passed down through generations. Contemporary Aboriginal writers, such as Oodgeroo Noonuccal and Kim Scott, have gained recognition for their contributions, blending traditional narratives with modern literary forms to address social issues and celebrate Indigenous culture.