Food and Hunting
How did indigenous Australians live prior to European settlement? Discover the different tasks for male and female members of the clans. Women and girls gathered plants and fish to cook, while men and boys hunted, made tools and crafted bark canoes.
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This program looks at the methods Indigenous Australians used to catch fish with spears, fish traps, hooks and nets.
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It seems strange that the foods growing naturally in Australia are the least understood by non-indigenous people. This program introduces a range of indigenous foods. It explains their traditional uses and how the more adventurous cooks among us are combining them into modern meals.
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Learn about the Indigenous seasons in the top end of Australia and how they are different from Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter in this interactive video.
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What do magpies, dugongs, goannas, yams, pie floaters, European vegetables and swans have in common? This clip explains, as animated pair Norman and Miranda serve up a timeline of Australian culinary history – from millennia before British settlement across more than two centuries since colonisation, to the multitude of influences on today’s cuisine.
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"Most of my medicine is food." Neville gives Food Safari host Maeve O'Meara a tour of his "supermarket" and "chemist", out in the bush.
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