Indigenous Australian culture is one of the oldest living cultures in the world, with a history spanning over 65,000 years. It encompasses diverse languages, traditions, and beliefs among various groups, including the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Connection to the land is central, with many cultural practices tied to specific landscapes and natural resources. Art, music, and storytelling are vital aspects of Indigenous culture, often used to pass down knowledge and history. Traditional practices include dance, ceremonies, and the use of tools like the boomerang and didgeridoo. These elements reflect a deep spiritual connection to the environment and community.