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13:59 | Published 2 days ago
Around the Campfire
-Keep in Touch
A lawyer, a teacher, a mother and a mine worker all travel far and wide to compete in the national touch football league every Friday night.
Indigenous Australians
15:01 | Published 1 week ago
Our Footprint
-Yerrubilgin Magpie
Uncle Magpie is a Minyunabul Yuganbeh songman from the Tweed. He was given the songs by a favourite uncle. As a child he was always singing and that's why his uncles called him Magpie.
Indigenous Australians
15:11 | Published 1 week ago
Our Stories
-Two Sisters
Mercedes 'Edi' Saaban (78) and Mary Drummond (83) live in Broome. They share their early memories, including being evacuated to Beagle Bay during the war.
Indigenous Australians
14:58 | Published 1 week ago
Our Footprint
-Max Harrison
NSW south coast Yuin elder Uncle Max Dulumunmum Harrison an initiated man is the knowledge holder and teaches the guides at Ngaran Ngaran.
Indigenous Australians
14:37 | Published 1 week ago
Surviving
-Jon Bell
When Jon Bell started writing what would become the six-part television series The Gods of Wheat Street, he had no road map or destination in sight. All he had was an idea.
Indigenous Australians
12:28 | Published 1 week ago
Surviving
-Suzy Betts
Suzy Betts a Kokata, Wirangu and Mirning woman from Port Lincoln, South Australia, runs and operates camps for the Aboriginal students from Port Lincoln High School to take them back out on country.
Indigenous Australians
14:50 | Published 1 week ago
Around the Campfire
-Maza's Got Talent
Raised in the city and inspired to perform from a young age, Lisa Maza, a professional singer/actor heads north to her family reunion in Innisfail, focusing initially on one particular night.
Indigenous Australians
14:40 | Published 2 weeks ago
Our Footprint
-Aunty Valda Coolwell
Aunty Valda Coolwell is one of Brisbane's most respected and well-known elders. She was one of the first elders to give an official acknowledgement of country after the Mabo decision passed.
Indigenous Australians
14:55 | Published 2 weeks ago
Our Footprint
-Johnny Huckle
Johnny Huckle, a Wiradjuri elder was raised on an Aboriginal reserve 2km from Condobolin. He was run over by a car at the age of 10 and lived a childhood of torment and glares.
Indigenous Australians
17:15 | Published 2 weeks ago
Our Stories
-The Songman
Lardil woman Renee Ngandawarrkirr Wilson goes in search of the history and the future of Songmen on Mornington Island.
Indigenous Australians
13:59 | Published 2 weeks ago
Our Stories
-Japanangka
Kumanjayi Japanangka Granites was a respected Warlpiri Elder and lore keeper from Yuendumu. We follow Rex through his day as he talks about his achievements, including his mission to interpret the Bible.
Indigenous Australians
14:13 | Published 2 weeks ago
Around the Campfire
-The Blue Mountains
The Blue Mountains are a tourist destination on the outskirts of Sydney. The community shows us around their cultural centres and how they are keeping the stories alive.
Indigenous Australians
14:56 | Published 2 weeks ago
Around the Campfire
-Mungindi
Steve Ellis is a proud Goomeroi man who grew up in Mungindi and moved away at a young age. He loves going back home connecting to the land and being around family.
Indigenous Australians
14:40 | Published 2 weeks ago
Our Stories
-Kumalie
Rosalie (Kumalie) Riley, a traditional Eastern Arrernte woman and respected Elder from Alice Springs, is on a mission to teach the young people of her community songs, dances and stories.
Indigenous Australians
14:06 | Published 2 weeks ago
Surviving
-Glen Miller
Butchulla descendant, Uncle Glen Miller, is the oldest living Wondunna Clan member living on country in Maryborough. He has a proud family history, with children's book The Legends of Moonie Jarl.
Indigenous Australians
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