NAIDOC Celebration Day, 7th July 2009
23 July 2009
In light of Naidoc Week, Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park welcomed over 1000 in the park on 7th July, 2009 for the second ‘NAIDOC Celebration Day’. » More...
New General Manager at Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park
23 May 2009
David Hudson has been appointed General Manager of Tjapukqi Aboriginal Cultural Park. » More...
Community NAIDOC Celebrations at Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park
16 July 2008
Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park hosted over 1300 people in the park on 10th July, 2008 for the first ‘NAIDOC Week Tjapukai Cultural Day’. » More...
G'day I enjoyed my stay
12 March 2008
I attended the Tjapukai by Night Show recently and loved every second!
The Tjapukai performers are incredibly talented and offer the audience a true depiction of Aboriginal Culture. » More...
Tempt your tastebuds with historic Aboriginal flavour
April 10 2007
One of Australia’s most exciting attractions, Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park in Cairns, showcases the 40,000 year old indigenous culture by highlighting the unique Aboriginal lifestyle, customs and traditional bush foods to visitors of the park.
Tjapukai opens sacred site to the public
January 20 2007
The preserved Aboriginal site, Bare Hill, offering detailed insight into the lifestyle and rituals of the indigenous culture, has only recently been opened to visitors, and Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park is offering a spectacular deal for guests to take advantage of.
Where the Bloody Hell Are You?
February 27 2006
Tourism Australia's new "Where the Bloody Hell Are You?" international media campaign has a local face - Kuranda's Georgina Hobbler is the beautiful Aboriginal girl who stands in front of the iconic Millaa Millaa waterfall and gets to say 'We've got the shower working!'.
Tjapukai To Fly Australia's Flag In America
January 10 2006
Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park has been selected to represent Australia at G'Day LA, Australia Week 2006 in Los Angeles. Australia Week is a celebration of art, commerce and culture is the major promotion undertaken by the Australian Government in America to raise Australia's profile as the place to visit and do business.
Gnunkai Honour To Tjapukai
June 28 2005
Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park in Cairns has won the nation's highest indigenous business honour. Tjapukai principals Don and Judy Freeman along with Ernie Brimm were presented with the Gnunkai Award, which recognizes the outstanding achievement by an organisation in promoting or servicing the Indigenous Tourism industry, in Perth this week (June 27th, 2005).
Priceless Aboriginal Artifact Returned
May 28 2005
On the nation's reconciliation day, May 27th 2005, a priceless Aboriginal artifact was returned to its rightful heirs after 60 years. » More...
Tjapukai Is Australia's Best: ATEC - May 2 2004
Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park, Cairns, has been voted the best attraction in Australia by the nation's peak industry body, the Australian Tourism Export Council (ATEC).
All Eyes On Ernie - Tjapukai Cultural Officer Wins Cairns Tourism Association's Top Award
March 8 2004
Ernest seems to be a perfectly appropriate name for the softly spoken cultural officer chosen from a group of his peers at Saturday night's Cairns Tourism Awards. Ernest won the association's top annual gong for excellence, the Kamsler Award, from a field of eight other nominees, each selected by visitors to the region as having given outstanding service in their line of duty.
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