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Students learn language on country as cultural tourism increases

Published 4 December 2024, 7:27 am
Cultural tourism in Australia is seeing an increased interest in Aboriginal language and experiences. First Nations high school students in New South Wales are getting a head start in the industry, by going out on country, learning language, and getting a qualification.
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