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13:59 | Published 4 weeks ago
Surviving
-Kevin Levi
Supervisor Ranger Kevin Levi is based in the Poruma community in the Central Torres Straits. The Torres Strait Ranger Program provides support for communities to look after their land and sea country.
Indigenous Australians
4:00 | Published 1 month ago
NAIDOC Award Winners' Stories
-Caring for Country
A personal profile on the 2018 NAIDOC Caring for Country Award winner.
Indigenous Australians
13:16 | Published 1 month ago
Our Footprint
-Ross Boddington
Ross is one of the last known respected Wajarri Elder, Songman. He will talk about his language, significant sites and culture in his beloved country, Wajarri.
Indigenous Australians
12:58 | Published 1 month ago
Our Footprint
-Norma Brierley
Derby in a time when men dominated the political and social scene of this town, we find that a group of women made up of sisters bucked the trend to form an all-female cricket team.
Indigenous Australians
3:44 | Published 1 month ago
NAIDOC Award Winners' Stories
-Apprentice of the Year
A personal profile on the 2018 NAIDOC Apprentice of the Year Award winner.
Indigenous Australians
14:06 | Published 1 month ago
Surviving
-Ceferino (Nino) Sabatino
A talented artist from Thursday Island, Nino creates life-sized turtles out of ghost nets, which he collects on the washed up shores of his local beaches.
Indigenous Australians
14:23 | Published 1 month ago
Surviving
-Josie Boyle
The story of Josie Boyle, storyteller and singer. Josie was adopted by the white family who ran the local mission. Josie moved to Perth and now performs songs of her family to the school children.
Indigenous Australians
13:09 | Published 1 month ago
Our Footprint
-Stewart Hoosan
Elder Stewart Hoosan reveals the importance of keeping lands healthy and alive through his paintings and unique storytelling from Karrwa country.
Indigenous Australians
14:52 | Published 1 month ago
Our Footprint
-Arthur Williams
Bundjalung elder Arthur Williams is one of the few members of the community that still speak language, he will sing and talk about his life through his words.
Indigenous Australians
14:11 | Published 1 month ago
Our Stories
-Too Pretty to Be Aboriginal
Sasha Sarago is on a quest to examine Australia's relationship to Aboriginal beauty through the statement, "you're too pretty to be Aboriginal".
Indigenous Australians
15:00 | Published 1 month ago
Our Footprint
-Ali Golding
Aunty Ali was known for living at number 35 Eveleigh Street, her family and faith have shaped the way she looks at the world.
Indigenous Australians
14:17 | Published 1 month ago
Our Footprint
-Geoffrey Prince
Back in the 1960s a young Geoffrey Prince arrived in the small border town of Mungindi chasing labouring work. He never thought that he would meet the love of his life, or make it his home.
Indigenous Australians
26:32 | Published 1 month ago
Our Stories
-Prayers to the Wind
Sally Palmer reveals the 'very big' story of her mother who, after healing her own history pain, walked the streets of Santa Teresa asking for healing to be brought to her own people.
Indigenous Australians
13:59 | Published 1 month ago
Around the Campfire
-Kuril Dhagun with Our Knowledge Keepers
They are the studious ones who catalogue our books at the State Library of Queensland. They are the fountains of knowledge who help us research.
Indigenous Australians
15:57 | Published 1 month ago
Our Stories
-Marrugeku
Marrugeku creates innovative, intercultural dance theatre from the northwestern Australian experience, where the desert meets the sea, Australia meets Asia and where cultures twine, fuse and morph.
Indigenous Australians
15:37 | Published 1 month ago
Our Stories
-Stuart and Ewan Martin
Stuart and Ewan Martin are two brothers trying to change their lives by giving up alcohol.
Indigenous Australians
15:03 | Published 2 months ago
Our Footprint
-Pastor Ray Minniecon
Pastor Ray and his family give us an insight into the way in which they support and nurture one another, while still balancing their commitment to his work.
Indigenous Australians
14:51 | Published 2 months ago
Our Footprint
-Val Russell Mulcahy
Aunty Val is a hard working woman with a passion for life. After losing her husband and son, her nephews and nieces drew her to Mittagong to lead a resurgence in Aboriginal Culture in the district.
Indigenous Australians
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