A didgeridoo-making workshop might sound like an interesting activity, but for a group of local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men in Canberra the workshops mean much more. Each fortnight up to ...

Rishikesh is known the world over for its ashrams and yoga centres which are often thronged by the foreigners. However, very few know that it is also home to 55-year-old Mukesh Dhiman, a Didgeridoo ...

The Didgeridoo is both the cultural icon of Aboriginal Australia and a keepsake for thousands of tourists each year. How do you keep true to one, while being accessible to the other? In the community ...

Didgeridoo player, tutor and maker Alex Murchison created the Didge in a Day program back in 2006 as a way teach his craft to children across Australia. Mr Murchison travels from NSW to deliver these ...

It is a cultural icon whose rasping, eerie sounds evoke the mysteries of Aboriginal Australia. But its recent popularity could be the death of the didgeridoo. The wind instruments have become so ...

The Didge is formed naturally by white ants (termites), which eat and hollow out the insides of eucalyptus trees. The paths that form inside of the didgeridoo are thought to represent the thousands of ...

Who is to say that a musical instrument is primitive? Who is to say that a musical instrument tells us nothing about psychology and the human experience? The Australian Didgeridoo is the most ancient ...