Flashback: Deadly Sounds Episode 378 – Anthony Mundine
In this interview from 13 years ago, we speak with ‘The Man’ about his career, controversy he’s faced, modelling in magazines, his religious ideologies, and his upcoming bout in Germany.
Patty Mills: NBA glory
Patrick Mills has earned a special place in Australian sporting history after playing an instrumental role in the San Antonio Spurs NBA championship triumph over the Miami Heat on Monday.
Deadly Sounds episode 1033 – Tjintu Desert Band
Tjintu Desert Band released their album in early March through CAAMA Music, featuring the combined talents of five members from the remote Central Australian towns Kintore and Ikuntji
Briggs Laid Bare
Briggs’ upcoming album Sheplife is an honest and open account of the rapper’s own life and struggles, one that will surely resonate with fans and others facing the same issues.
Flashback: Deadly Sounds Episode 458 – Wayne Blair
Nancia Guivarra talks with renowned Aboriginal director, writer, and actor, Wayne Blair, about what inspired him to get into the creative field as well as the shows he’s working on.
Is that the ‘grog’ talking?
Alcohol can make you feel invincible and that nothing you do will have consequences – that’s because alcohol lowers your inhibitions.
SOS: Save our songs
The majority of our Indigenous music traditions are disappearing at a fast rate.
Too close to call
With the 2014 season now already past the halfway mark, a glance at the competition ladder tells one major story, that this season is one of the closest in recent memory.
Tj’s vision for fashion
Teagan Cowlishaw is more than just a brilliant designer; she has a vision for the future of a sustainable, ethical and Indigenous fashion industry.
From the Land
From the Land art exhibition is part of the 14th annual 2014 Guringai Festival, which celebrates the First Peoples of the Northern Sydney.
Deadly work at grassroots
More than 160 social and emotional wellbeing staff from organisations across Australia met in Brisbane this week for the national SEWB conference.
Melting pot of music
Dave Dow wouldn’t have been able to escape music if he tried, but he didn’t want to. Rather, he embraced it and made it his life.
East Journey releases new single
‘Bright Lights Big City’ is a song about how we live in such a fast moving, shrinking global village and how we forget to live in the moment.
Birthing on country
Murdoch University’s nursing department has something to celebrate this week, after receiving funding for research into birthing on country.
Unity in the community
A dream of unity has prompted Nakia Cadd’s involvement in a moving NIYLA campaign.
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