Tessa Rose Deadly Finalist
Tessa Rose is an accomplished actress and dancer who was recently nominated for a Deadly Award in the Female Actor of the Year Category for her role as Coral in Redfern Now
Ellie’s journey is far from over
Ellie Lovegrove was eliminated from the X Factor but her journey has only just begun
Money can’t buy culture
‘KAKADU’ is a life and death drama seen through the eyes of rangers, scientists and traditional owners where man is at the mercy of nature
Keeping their culture alive
Aunty Kath Walker is a woman who was dedicated to the continuation of Indigenous culture
Fine dining meets bush food
The Jaaning Tree Restaurant is the creation and gastronomic playground of chef Clayton Donovan
New kids on the block
Zeek Power is steadily gaining attention as the front man of up-and-coming group Slip-on Stereo.
Wiradjuri Warrior
Peachey has added his voice to the ‘Voice against Violence’ campaign which aims to break the silence on violence against women
Nip those Spring allergies in the bud
Seasonal allergic rhinitis, more commonly known as hay fever, is something that affects millions of Australians at this time of year
Life changing primary health care
Mulungu Aboriginal Corporation Medical Centre is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation
Talent runs in the family
Singer Goori Knox has plenty to celebrate lately, having recently finished a gig for the opening of the Pink
Wandering back to his roots
Deadly Sounds recently caught up with Stephen Pigram of the Pigram Brothers, who’s just released a new album ‘Wanderer’
Advocacy with passion
Rodney Dillon for the rights of the Traditional Owners of the Utopia homelands in the Northern Territory
Join Bangarra at Dance Clan 3
Bangarra Dance Theatre has assembled an all-women choreographic team and will be showcasing their performance
Corey’s off and racing
Corey Hamilton is making a name for himself in the world of bikes and one day dreams of racing overseas
Jenni Kemarre Martiniello
Southern Arrernte woman and acclaimed artist Jenni Kemarre Martiniello has been named the overall winner of the $40,000 Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art award, the nation’s most prestigious Indigenous art prize. Jenni won with her work Golden Brown Reeds Fish Trap, which combines the cultural tradition of weaving with the […]
Chern’ee Sutton
Chern’ee Sutton has had a phenomenal amount of success in the three short years that she has been painting. While she has always enjoyed art and drawing, it wasn’t until she was encouraged by her school to enter a Bundaberg art competition, where she took first place in the open division, that she began to […]
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