Breaking the stereotypes, one by one
Written by Gavin Jones – Deadly Vibe Founder & Managing Director to celebrate the 200th edition of Deadly Vibe magazine
Flashback: Deadly Sounds 545 – Rachael Maza
In this interview, Rachael tells us about her experiences acting in this truly inspirational story, ‘The Sapphires.’
Gavin Jones (1966 – 2014)
Gavin was a respected and widely admired figure and leader of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community, who worked tirelessly towards the advancement and health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Announcement from Vibe Australia
Funds for the Vibe Project will be directed to the Australian Government’s programs that deliver front line services from 1 July 2014. We are currently in a transition arrangement.
Clubs prepare for home stretch
Club coaches, and plenty of fans, will happily welcome back unaffected Origin footy players this weekend, with the series having culminated in Brisbane on Wednesday night.
Give up smoking or give up fitness
Community Health Videos or ‘CHOMPS’ is a project devised by Skinnyfish Music that was funded by the Department of Health.
Top 5 brain foods
Deadly Vibe has put together this list of the top 5 healthy brain foods to keep you going as the weekend approaches.
The business of success
An Edith Cowan University researcher has completed his PhD thesis on the study of resilience in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander university students.
Breaking news…in language
Last week the ABC launched an Indigenous Language News Service trial in the Northern Territory, broadcasting the news daily in Yolngu Matha and Warlpiri.
This week on Deadly Sounds
Singer-songwriter, Gina Williams along with ‘overseas Noongar’ Guy Chouse, have released an album entirely in the Noongar language.
NAIDOC in the City
This year’s annual NAIDOC in the City event at Hyde Park in Sydney was a huge success.
Off to a flying start
For Bryce Bevan, a childhood adoration of horses coupled with relentless devotion has seen him win an exclusive scholarship.
Health on wheels
Yesterday, in the midst of NAIDOC celebrations, Awabakal Newcastle Aboriginal Co-operative revealed a flexible, versatile new weapon in closing the gap efforts.
Last Aboriginal Police Tracker retires
Barry applied his skill and knowledge of country, reading tracks, and ‘amazing power of observation’ to assist with duties that ultimately benefited his community.
Cricketers Recognise NAIDOC Week
Cricket Australia has joined with Recognise this week, the movement to acknowledge Indigenous Australians in the Australian Constitution.
Teamwork at Bakarindi
In bushland behind the Carindi Beach is the property of Ian and Manda, owners and creators of Bakarindi Bush Foods and Native Cuisine.
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