Things you only know if you’re an Aboriginal cultural tour guide
"I think it's important that we learn all of the history of Australia. It actually will act as a healing process."
We've quizzed some of the most interesting people in Sydney about the things only they'd know
One of the best things about Sydney is the cool mix of people who make it such an awesome place to live. There are Sydneysiders who help others, making our arts and culture venues more accessible or volunteering their time in life-threatening situations. There are locals who devote their time to educating others about their passion, be it the wonders of the night sky or how to feed a dugong in captivity. And then there are those who blow our minds with facts that we may never have encountered if we didn’t ask – what do Sydney owls eat? And who were our first astronomers?
Find out the things you’ll only know if… from each of our interviews so far.
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"I think it's important that we learn all of the history of Australia. It actually will act as a healing process."
"You’re not training them to be Guide Dogs yet, you’re training them to be good, obedient, loving dogs."
“It could be a tree down on a house or water coming in through the ceiling.”
“Will’s a friend that Gig Buddies helped me make.”
“My sign name is like a thumb going above my head in a circle, but it’s tilted on the side, which means I’m not absolutely perfect.”
“Indigenous Australians were the first people on our continent to look up and take meaning from the night sky.”
“We feed them lettuce – between 60-80 kg daily.”
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