An Aboriginal woman has branded modern Welcome to Country ceremonies 'bulls*** money making schemes', and is encouraging employees to take their bosses to court if they are forced to attend one.

An Indigenous community has banned Welcome to Countries because the ceremonies are 'embarrassing' and 'being abused'. The Juru people of the Burdekin in north Queensland voted to ban Welcome to ...

Welcome to Country ceremonies are an important part of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture. Here's what you need to know about them.

The Sydney 2000 opening ceremony, for instance, strove to express a multicultural narrative of Australia which honoured Aboriginal culture, though critics thought the representations were stereotypes.

The event ceremony celebrated Australia's rich and strange history, with a lawnmower ballet, displays of horsemanship and tributes to the island nation's Aboriginal history.

The majority of Australians believe Welcome to Country ceremonies have become divisive, according to new polling released by ...

Welcome to Country ceremonies have worn out their welcome, with exclusive new data revealing the majority of Australians feel the acknowledgments have become divisive and overused.

Caption: Dimboola chef Cat Clarke hosted a workshop for Stawell Secondary College students as part of NAIDOC Week ...

Welcome to Country ceremonies. Welcome to Country is a form of Aboriginal ceremony that is used to welcome other people from other areas and as a cultural exchange. Reconciliation Australia said these ...