A journey in music
Deborah Cheetham has gained national and international fame through embracing her passion of the arts
Healing, it starts with you
A new national youth led initiate supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people was launched this month
Watering ideas and awareness
Bradley Moggridge has been working on a four year initiative to involve Aboriginal communities in water planning and management
Calling aspiring business people!
GenerationOne and 10 of their employer partners are giving 10 Indigenous people the opportunity to shadow a CEO for a day
Hip hop star switches to soul
You may remember her as Lady Lash but now the proud Koogatha Aboriginal woman goes by the name of Crystal Mercy and has a more mellow approach to music
Music to aspiring artists’ ears
A passionate and generous Troy has recently funded two Indigenous scholarships
Early treatment can save sight
Keratoconus is a degenerative eye disorder resulting in structural changes within the cornea
New artist for Tali Gallery
The Tali Gallery in Sydney’s inner west will soon be celebrating its third birthday and arrival of a new Aboriginal artist – Cedric Varcoe
Dream, believe, achieve
From the age of 16, Roberta Walton dreamed of representing Australia on the hockey field
Skydancers’ story in song
A hard core band from Byron Bay has donated their time and skill to raise money for one Australian not-for-profit Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisation, and two international organisations.
Connecting culture to the future
Kapululangu Aboriginal Women’s Association (KAWA) was established to preserve our wonderfully unique culture
Have you got the moves?
Do you think you’ve got what it takes to be a Move it Mob Style® dancer?
Culture and cutting-edge technology
The Bunjilaka First Peoples exhibition is an exciting new display that marries the world’s oldest continuous culture with cutting-edge technology
Nunyara: Restored to health
Nunyara means ‘restored to health’ in the language of the Barngala people of Whyalla, South Australia
Pat O’Shane honoured at Deadly’s
The first Aboriginal lawyer and magistrate, and the first female Aboriginal barrister, Pat O’shane was honoured at the 2013 Deadlys.
Stay connected with your teenagers
Sometimes moving from one stage to the next can be difficult, whether it’s going through puberty, from primary school to high school, or from teen to adult.
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