This article explores the importance of incorporating Indigenous culture in Australian social policy and its impact on Indigenous health and well-being. It discusses the challenges and opportunities of integrating Indigenous knowledge and values into policy frameworks, as well as the need for informed consideration of Indigenous culture in public policy. The article also highlights the role of the 'Close the Gap' initiative and the significance of cultural patterns and values in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health. Overall, it emphasizes the need for the Australian government and policymakers to give Indigenous Australians a significant position in policy development and to respect and incorporate their cultural perspectives.