The essence of Indigenous art lies in its ability to weave compelling narratives, enabling the transmission of knowledge regarding the land, historical events, and the beliefs of the Aboriginal community. Symbols are utilized as a distinct approach to encapsulate cultural significance, impart survival techniques, and impart insights about land utilization.

Contemporary Indigenous theatre is produced for multiple and various audiences; sometimes for specific or general Indigenous communities, and sometimes for both Indigenous and nonIndigenous communities.

Indigenous visual arts are a vital means of cultural expression and serve as a powerful tool for preserving and sharing culture. These artistic expressions also contribute to the promotion of health and well-being. They greatly enhance the lives of Indigenous men and women and play a significant role in fostering self-esteem among young Indigenous individuals.

To guarantee that all young Australians have the chance to learn, acknowledge, and show respect for the history and culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. To recognise that First Nations people, their culture and perspectives are preserved and are the foundation for future generations.