Flashback: Deadly Sounds Episode 563 – Dean Widders
Nine years ago we interviewed ex-NRL star, Dean Widders, when he was playing for the Parramatta Eels.
Aboriginal diggers’ stories emerge
Young people will honour Aboriginal people who have served their country in times of war at the NAIDOC Public Speaking and Debating Challenge.
Behind the scenes on Thursday Island
Twelve Torres Strait Islander people have received a huge opportunity to write, cast and direct their own short films.
Radical Son: Cause ‘n Affect
When David Leha of Radical Son extracts poetic, poignant lyrics from within his mind, the end result is Cause ‘n Affect: his upcoming album.
Homemade Taco Beef
Why not give this healthy homemade option a go next time you’re in the mood for Tacos on the weekend?
Punching above his weight
Around two years and 30 kilograms ago, Andrew Saunders had little confidence or motivation – if any at all.
Tackling stomach obesity
A study has found that stomach obesity is increasing in Aboriginal children at double the rate of non-Indigenous children.
Deadly Sounds Episode 1034 – Munkimuk
Munkimuk released a solo album in 2005 but since then he has been working on the other side of music: producing…until now
Hereby Make Protest: honouring our pioneers
A new exhibition focussing on the Aboriginal men and woman who fought valiantly in early 20th century organisations for justice is now open.
Breaking the cycle at Mimili
There were many reasons that school attendance was dismal at Mimili, but with the implementation of a new strategy, changes are already evident.
Star student picks up TAFE Award
Samantha Mancuso won the award for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year.
Bulgari Art Award win for Daniel Boyd
The prize, valued at $80,000, includes an artist residency in Italy, making it one of the most valuable art prizes in Australia.
20th Deadlys: Nominations are now closed
Each year the Deadlys reflects ‘the year that was’ in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australia, highlighting the best Indigenous talent and achievement.
Talking culture in NZ
Wayne Quilliam was a keynote speaker at the Auckland Art Gallery to discuss the issue of photographing Indigenous cultures in the digital age.
Flexed for success
After getting out of a bad relationship, Rhiannon threw herself into body building, taking out first place in the International Natural Body Association.
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