TUBOWGULE

This captivating history explores the Sydney Opera House and the land it stands on, known as Tubowgule. Recognized worldwide, the Opera House sits atop land rich in heritage. Once a ceremonial site for the Gadi people, Tubowgule was later claimed by colonizers, transforming through various uses before becoming a space once more for cultural gatherings, song, and dance. This book, the first in an Indigenous history series, offers a deeper understanding of Australia’s most iconic landmarks, honouring their roots and significance throughout time.