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When meeting Indigenous Australians, a warm smile and a simple handshake are generally well-received, but it's always good to follow the lead of the person you're meeting, as customs can vary. • Acknowledging the land you're on by saying something like, 'I acknowledge the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation' can show respect and appreciation for the local culture. • Engaging in a genuine conversation about their culture and history is welcomed; many people appreciate when visitors show interest and respect for their traditions.
Updated 2026-05-27





