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Australia is a country struggling to reconcile its indigenous history.

This history has in the past been absent from the national identity and recorded histories.

But nowadays, non-indigenous Australians are seeking to reconcile their ‘black’ past, and they’re doing it through cultural experiences like those offered by tourism.

As a result, some say that things are changing, while others say we haven’t come nearly far enough.

Michael Leung bring us this insider look at a country trying to reconcile its history.

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In Australia, indigenous musicians are getting out a message through music.

While you might be thinking of traditional didgeridoo sound and rhythmic chanting, you might be surprised to learn that good old rock and roll is a crowd favourite.

In the case of Australia’s Wirrinyga Band, white and black musicians are working together to produce rock music – a departure from the traditional sounds of this ancient culture.

As Michael Leung discovers, these musical partnerships have helped pave connections where they didn’t exist.