Aboriginal Australians perform for King at 40th anniversary of...

Aboriginal Australians celebrated the 40th anniversary of the Handback of the Uluru National Park with a performance for the King at Londons Australia House, underscoring cultural recognition.

• King Charles attended a special event at the High Commission of Australia, London to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Handback of the Uluru National Park.
• During the celebration, a group of Aboriginal Australians performed traditional songs and dances, representing the cultural heritage of the Aṉangu people associated with Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park.
• This event highlights the significance of Native title in Australia, as the Australian Government officially returned ownership of Uluru to its traditional custodians in 1985.