Deadly tribute to the trailblazers
It was a night for paying tribute to the trailblazers at the 19th annual Deadlys, held at the Sydney Opera House on Tuesday
Mental Health at forefront of Deadlys
Professor Pat Dudgeon was honoured with the Deadly Award for Health at the 19th Deadlys
Memorable moment moves audience
Arrente man Steve Mullawalla Dodd was honoured with the Jimmy Little Lifetime Achievement Award at the 19th Deadlys
Standing ovation for Uncle Archie
Archie Roach was honoured with the Lifetime Contribution Award for Healing the Stolen Generations at the 2013 Deadlys
Adam Goodes stands tall at Deadlys
AFL dual Brownlow medallist and anti-racism campaigner Adam Goodes was honoured with the Ella Award for Lifetime Achievement
Tech savvy elders program a success
Telstra, in alliance with the NSW Government, recently launched the Tech Savvy Elders Program as a part of Adult Learners Week
Redfoo’s deadly experience
Redfoo made a surprise visit to the 2013 Deadlys in support of his protégé and X Factor contestant, Aboriginal singer Ellie Lovegrove
Comedians bring House down
The Deadlys Comedy Gala was a roaring success at the Deadly Awards with some of the deadliest stand-up comedians Australia has to offer
Culture at heart of song
Shellie Morris took home her first Deadly for Excellence in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Advancement
Caring for women and children
Ngunytju Tjitji Pirni is an Aboriginal Medical Service with the aim of providing a ‘safe track to good health’
The legendary Uncle Jack Charles
Uncle Jack Charles is an Australian legend – a veteran actor, Koori elder, activist and, until recently, addict and cat-burglar
Watch Deadlys videos online
Our video team will be shooting all the action in the lead-up to the main event, including interviews with finalists and performers
Victory’s sweet for Mundraby
Fred ‘The General’ Mundraby earns the Australian Super Bantamweight title
Wuchopperen aims for quality care
Improving quality of life for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander People is the vision of Wuchopperen Health Service
Our leaders for the future
The National Indigenous Youth Leadership Academy connects the next generation of change makers
Mbantua gathers momentum
Launched by Rachel Perkins, Alice Springs will next month host the inaugural Mbantua (Mparntwe) Festival
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