This reflective journal delves into the complexities of Australian Aboriginal culture, examining its historical context, diversity, and traditions. It highlights the ongoing struggles faced by Aboriginal Australians, including issues of discrimination, health disparities, and unequal access to rights and resources. The journal explores the impact of these factors on the community's well-being, including mental and physical health. It references the Gibbs reflective model to analyze experiences and identify key factors contributing to health inequalities. The journal emphasizes the importance of education, equal treatment, and supportive policies in improving the lives of Aboriginal Australians, while also discussing the role of local government and the interconnectedness of culture, language, and land. This study was useful in enhancing the knowledge upon the aboriginal community and reduce knowledge gaps which could largely affect the quality of life of the community.