Aboriginal Songlines Stories
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Aboriginal Songlines Stories
Stories connected to Country
Songlines are part of the knowledge and cultures of Aboriginal peoples. They are sometimes called Dreaming tracks. Songlines can connect places through stories, songs and other knowledge passed on by Aboriginal custodians. They may teach about Country, such as places, water, plants, animals, language and responsibilities for caring for Country. Songlines are not all the same, and not every story is for everyone to share.
Lachlan and Harper learn
At an outback station, Lachlan and Harper joined an Aboriginal community guide on a walk. The guide shared a public learning story about looking after places. First, they stopped at a waterhole and talked about using water carefully. Next, they noticed birds resting in a shady tree. Last, they looked at a rocky hill from a safe distance and spoke about caring for the land. The guide explained that this made-up walk was not a real Songline. Songlines belong to Aboriginal cultures and are shared by their custodians in ways that communities decide.
- Places through stories, songs and knowledge
- Only towns with roads
- People to television shows
- Waterhole
- Shady tree
- Rocky hill
- Birds resting
- Use water carefully
- Look from a safe distance and care for the land
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