This short documentary reveals the complexity of Aboriginal culture in remote Australia. It also suggests that connecting with culture - through being on country, speaking in language, and practising culture in the everyday - improves the wellbeing of Aboriginal people living in remote Australia.

Shot on location in Arnhem Land, Yolngu man Gathapura Mununggurr speaks about his identity as intricately tied to his culture, family and homelands. This interview is part of the Interplay Project, a national study on Aboriginal wellbeing in remote Australia.

Shot on location in Arnhem Land, Yolngu man Gathapura Mununggurr speaks about working on country, and how his identity is intricately tied to his culture, history and homelands.

Martu Ranger Lena Long on the relevance of 'learning both ways' (formal and informal education) at school, on country and from your elders.

Martu Ranger Lena Long outlines the significance of being on country with family.