Aboriginal sports refer to traditional games and physical activities practiced by Indigenous peoples in Australia. These sports often have cultural significance and are rooted in the history and traditions of various Aboriginal communities. Examples include bush tucker games, which involve skills used in hunting and gathering, and traditional corroborees, where dance and storytelling are integral to the sporting events. In recent years, there has been a revival of interest in Aboriginal sports, with initiatives aimed at promoting these activities among younger generations. Events like the National Indigenous Football Championships showcase the talents of Aboriginal athletes while fostering community pride and cultural identity.