Our people at war, Lest We Forget
Anzac Day is a time to reflect on our soldiers that went to war, as well as pay our respects to current service personnel.
Pathways into public service
Have you completed your degree or looking for a career change?
Ravioli with Smoked Salmon
A delectable dish to whip up in no time and have your belly satisfied
Flashback – Diva Fever
DV Issue 53 July 2001: If you don’t know who Deborah Cheetham is yet, you will soon
HPV vaccination information in language
Information on the free HPV program is available in 20 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages, as well as English
A taste of university life
Sixty Year 9 and 10 students from the Gladstone and Moreton Bay regions will get a taste of university life this week
Series two of Fusion set to sizzle
Filming has just wrapped on the second season of Fusion – the popular prime time music program which airs on NITV
Talent gets creative boost
Looking for a creative boost? You have until 13 June to apply for one of this year’s Australian Indigenous Creator Scholarships
Badimaya language revival
To have your life-long culture and language valued and respected is something anyone would hope for
Music is Dewayne’s ‘psychologist’
Dewayne Everettsmith is doing his part to try and preserve language as reflected by his song ‘Melaythina’
‘Bryte–ening’ lives with music
Bryte MC has been travelling to remote communities, rural towns, and the inner city to provide children with hip hop workshops
BMI: Are you in the healthy range?
BMI is a method that is used to estimate whether your weight is within a normal, healthy range, or if you’re overweight or underweight
Deadly Sounds Episode 461 – Bo de la Cruz
We talk to women’s touch football legend, Bo de la Cruz about the game that she loves and excels at
Deadly Sounds Episode 1025 – Bart Willoughby
A heart attack and subsequent triple bypass operation were all part of the three year journey that led to the release of ‘Proud’
Indulkana’s successful school strategy
An exponential growth in school attendance in the remote Indulkana Ananga School in South Australia
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