Puberty Blues – a time of change
Puberty is the time in a young person’s life when they go through many physical and emotional changes
Message from the Torres Straits
Northern Xposure, a four-piece band from Thursday Island, has recently released their second album, ‘Message in the Wind’
Breaking barriers one word at a time
italklibrary is an innovative service that allows literacy barriers to be broken with many stories in Aboriginal languages
Festival showcases remote talent
The Central Australian Singing group have announced a new festival to celebrate the voices of the central desert
Australia for Constitution change
In a recent poll the majority of Australians voted in favour of constitutional change to recognise Indigenous people as Australia’s first
Leah Purcell gives back to Cherbourg
Leah looked fresh and revived as she left all her Sydney stress behind the moment she headed for the red soils of her home in Cherbourg
The kissing disease: Glandular fever
Glandular fever, Mono or the ‘kissing disease’ is an infectious disease common among teens
Talent listed for AFL IRS
AFL today announced the players eligible for selection in the Indigenous Australian Rules team to play in the 2013 IRS in Ireland
Still creating beautiful music
Acclaimed singer, songwriter and storyteller Archie Roach is about to release ‘Creation’ in October
Pika Wiya means ‘no sickness’
Pika Wiya Health Service Aboriginal Corporation provides services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander of Port Augusta and Davenport
Battle for last top eight spot rages
Blake Ferguson was stood down indefinitely without pay overnight by the Canberra Raiders after missing training sessions through the week
Metro Screen scholarships on offer
Metro Screen is looking for 15 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who want to work in the digital, TV and film industries
GOMA Talks is back
The Gallery of Modern Art’s popular GOMA Talks series is back from September 5 as QAGOMA in alliance with the Queensland Art Gallery
Ngunnawal’s bush menu
Adrian Brown is an Ngunnawal ranger who spends much of his time learning and teaching people about the ‘bush menu’
For Gambirra, country is everything
Gambirra fuses a captivating blend of roots, soul, funk and dub that breaks all cultural barriers with its depth and significance
Revitalising Redfern theatre
‘This Fella, My Memory’ is an emotionally-charged stage production that is a celebration of older Aboriginal women
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