More than 25 past and present Indigenous rugby league players, including members of this year's men's Indigenous All Stars team, have come together for a two-day camp.
Indigenous All Stars players including Greg Inglis, Dane Gagai and Jack Wighton gathered at Manly's Quarantine Station in Sydney Harbour on Saturday, as part of what has become a traditional part of the lead up to the annual All Stars fixture.
The group spent the day together, learning about the significance of Indigenous culture and its place in Australian history, with sessions from guest speakers, including Stan Grant, Linda Burney and Chris Sarra dedicated to leadership, belonging, cultural heritage and identity.
This is the fifth Indigenous Players camp, with this year's camp focussing on the importance of connecting with Indigenous history and culture, as well as developing their progression as leaders and role models within the community.
