Wayne Quill and Indigenous Culture

Wayne Quill, an Aboriginal photographer and storyteller, discusses the diversity of Indigenous cultures in Australia. He shares his journey from Tasmania to the Royal Australian Navy and his passion for documenting Indigenous culture. Wayne emphasizes the importance of permission in storytelling and the pride in sharing Indigenous culture. He encourages global understanding and appreciation of Indigenous cultures.

What term is used to collectively describe Indigenous people in Australia?

• Europeans

• Aboriginal Indigenous

• Tasmanians

• Australians

Where is Wayne Quill originally from?

• Mainland Australia

• New Zealand

• Tasmania

• Fiji

What motivated Wayne Quill to learn more about his own culture?

• His travels with the navy

• A book he read

• A conversation with a friend

• A documentary he watched

What role did Wayne Quill take on after returning to Australia?

• A newspaper editor

• A teacher

• A government official

• A photographer and storyteller

How many communities has Wayne Quill estimated to have visited?

• 100 to 200

• 200 to 300

• 400 to 500

• 300 to 400

Why is permission important in Wayne Quill's storytelling?

• To ensure accuracy

• To increase popularity

• To respect community protocols

• To gain financial support

What does Wayne Quill feel when culture is shared with him?

• Frustration

• Confusion

• Boredom

• Youthfulness

What is Wayne Quill's message to the people of the world?

• To ignore Indigenous cultures

• To embrace and learn from Indigenous cultures

• To criticize Indigenous cultures

• To avoid Indigenous communities

What does Wayne Quill avoid focusing on in his storytelling?

• The history of the people

• The achievements of individuals

• The beauty of the culture

• The negatives in communities

What does Wayne Quill encourage people to do regarding Indigenous culture?

• Learn and understand it

• Ignore it

• Forget it

• Criticize it