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14:35 | Published 2 months ago
Our Footprint
-Charlie Chambers
Uncle Charlie Chambers was born in Cherbourg Aboriginal settlement in 1936. As a teenager he realised all he wanted to be was a drover. To do that, he only had one option: escape Cherbourg.
Indigenous Australians
14:07 | Published 2 months ago
Our Footprint
-Dunba
Dunba is a Walmajarri man who was removed from his family and brought to Beagle Bay in the 1950s at a very young age.
Indigenous Australians
26:07 | Published 2 months 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
13:51 | Published 2 months ago
Around the Campfire
-Ocean Music
Tom Avery, aka Blakboi, is a Gumeroi/Maori man whose life revolves around working as a professional musician and submerging himself in the deep blue sea: swimming, surfing and hunting.
Indigenous Australians
14:33 | Published 2 months ago
Around the Campfire
-Gurrgura
Gurrgara is the name of a significant hill in Ngarluma country. Is a company providing cultural awareness services in the Shire of Roebourne. CEO Clinton Walker, shares cultural awareness and tourism.
Indigenous Australians
15:00 | Published 2 months ago
Surviving
-Microwave Jenny
Husband and wife performers Brendon and Tessa first met several years ago at a school spectacular and today are the creative and driving force behind Microwave Jenny.
Indigenous Australians
14:29 | Published 2 months ago
Surviving
-Shannon Thorne
Shannon Thorne has strong role models through his parents and is trying to carrying on the legacy of their work through his own work in Liverpool trying to improve the health and culture for his mob.
Indigenous Australians
15:38 | Published 2 months 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
13:54 | Published 2 months ago
Our Footprint
-Rose Richards
Naidoc Female Elder of the Year 2013, Rose Richards, a Yalangi and Tagalaga Elder from Far North Queensland has dedicated her life to improving the health and well being of children and mothers.
Indigenous Australians
12:52 | Published 2 months ago
Our Footprint
-Allan Wilson
Uncle Alan Wilson is a respected Kokatha and Wirangu Elder living in Port Lincoln, takes us through the community and educates us of the horrific Aboriginal massacre in Elliston that occurred in 1849.
Indigenous Australians
13:03 | Published 2 months ago
Our Stories
-Cultural Activist - Maree Clarke
This film explores the life and thoughts of artist Maree Clarke. An Aboriginal woman with links to many communities, she is passionate about keeping rituals and stories alive.
Indigenous Australians
13:55 | Published 2 months ago
Around the Campfire
-AFL in the Blood
A fascinating documentary about Indigenous women in the game of AFL today, told from the perspective of the first Indigenous and multicultural women's team to play for Australia.
Indigenous Australians
14:36 | Published 2 months ago
Around the Campfire
-Brandon Walker
If you feel it's time to get native, join one of the Kubirri Warra brothers on their beach, mudflat and mangrove walk! Linc and Brendon Walker follow the traditions of their ancestors.
Indigenous Australians
14:30 | Published 2 months ago
Surviving
-Graham Mooney
Graham has worked in education all his life and is now retired and in a phase of self-discovery. With his feet firmly planted in the Sydney suburb of Glebe he is still contributing to his community.
Indigenous Australians
14:02 | Published 2 months ago
Surviving
-Sharon Brown
Sharon Brown has lived all around NSW, but when her mother told her, their connection to the Blue Mountains region and the stories of that area, it impelled her to move to there.
Indigenous Australians
14:49 | Published 2 months ago
Our Stories
-Aunty Steph, An Adelaide Jewel
Following Ngarrindjeri jewellery maker Stephanie 'Aunty Steph' Gollan as she prepares to participate in Survival Day 2018 activities at Semaphore, South Australia.
Indigenous Australians
14:35 | Published 2 months ago
Our Footprint
-Agnes Abbott
Agnes Abbott is an Eastern Arrernte elder from Central Australia who reflects on some of her remarkable experiences growing up and running away and her battle to keep her culture and community safe.
Indigenous Australians
13:39 | Published 2 months ago
Our Footprint
-Frank Young
Anangu Traditional Owner Frank Young was born and grew up in the beautiful surrounds of Watarru, in the APY Lands of north-west South Australia. Watarru is one of the most remote areas of Australia.
Indigenous Australians
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