Australian Folk Music is a genre that reflects the diverse cultural heritage of Australia, incorporating influences from Indigenous traditions, British settlers, and immigrant communities. It often features acoustic instruments like the guitar, fiddle, and didgeridoo, creating a unique sound that tells stories of the land, people, and history. Themes in Australian Folk Music include life in the outback, love, and social issues. Notable artists, such as Slim Dusty and The Seekers, have popularized this genre, helping to preserve and promote the rich tapestry of Australian culture through their songs and performances.