The visitor’s attention is literally caught by some strange feeling on entering the world of Kiripuranji, the aboriginal art exhibition, which is on until 4th of June at the Blue Penny ...

Travel back 20,000 years into the last Ice Age, to a time when the upper reaches of the Blue Mountains were treeless and the ridgelines and mountain peaks laden in snow and ice.

Many people visit the Blue Mountains to see the Three Sisters, but don't realise deep in the valley are other reminders of life before colonisation — and the strong connection First Nations ...

What is Blue Mud Bay? In July 2008, Australia's High Court ruled traditional owners had exclusive access to waters which fell within the boundaries of land covered by the Aboriginal Land Rights Act.

Pre-colonization Aboriginal culture is thought to have lasted more than 60,000 years in Australia, from prehistory to the late 1700s when European settlers moved in, forcing a lifestyle change.

The iconic tourist hot spot, The Blue Mountains (pictured), could soon see a name change as the NSW Geographical Names Board considers adding its Aboriginal name 'Gulumada' ...

Blue Mountains could soon be officially known by Indigenous name NSW is considering a proposal to have a popular tourist destination formally known by its traditional Aboriginal name.

"The archaeologist should have done her work properly," she told the Blue Mountains Gazette. "People jumped the gun. I drove 500km to meet this guy recently to confirm the story.