This is a short story depicting the experience of an Australian Aborigine family out bush on a weekend hunting trip. The story offers an insight into both contemporary and traditional Aboriginal cultural perspectives. In this story you will learn a number of key facts about Aboriginal culture in Western Australia today. Aboriginal people are living in a period of transition from the days of nomadic hunting and gathering with the very elaborate social and kinship systems to a new age of Toyota's and weekends. The exercise at the end will give you an opportunity to absorb the key lessons in this story. Read the story yourself or with friends then answer or discuss the questions at the end.