Tjintu heads from Desert to Saltwater
One of Central Australia’s most popular bands, the Tjintu Desert Band has recently announced dates for their multi-state Desert to Saltwater Tour.
Call out for creative leaders
Are you in the creative industry and want to expand on your skills?Apply for the British Council’s Indigenous creative leadership program.
Connecting to country and culture
Catriona McKenzie’s first feature film Satellite Boy is a heartfelt and uplifting story about a young boy’s journey to save his home and connect to his culture.
Alice 3on3 a big success
Hundreds of enthusiastic students enjoyed a day full of activities at the first ever Stronger Futures Alice 3on3 on Wednesday 19 June.
Rapper Sky’High
Learn more about Sydney based Aboriginal/Fijian rapper, Sky‘High, who was named Best Female MC at the 2012 Ozhiphop.com awards.
Benefits of Reflexology
Reflexology is one of those treatments you’ve probably heard of but don’t know much about.
Merritt prepares for Origin cauldron
Well it’s finally happened. Nathan Merritt has been selected to play State of Origin football.
Winter warmth can lead to mould allergy
When mould starts entering our homes it can pose a threat to our health and wellbeing.
New album for Northern Xposure
Torres Strait’s first all original band Northern Xposure are gearing up for the release of their new album Message on the Wind.
10 years of Living Black
Living Black has been reporting on current issues from an Indigenous perspective for 10 years now.
Top talent for NIMAs
The original members of Yothu Yindi will perform at the 2013 National Indigenous Music Awards (NIMA).
Wellington promotes wellbeing
AMS of the week is the Wellington Aboriginal Corporation Health Service, providing complete healthcare to it’s residents.
North Queensland’s original reggae family
For Willie Brim, the ‘father figure’ in reggae group Zennith Boyz, funny coincidences are a sign that he’s on the right path.
Major award win for Buckskin
Young Director Dylan McDonald has won the prestigious FOXTEL Australian Documentary Prize for his documentary on Kaurna man, Jack Buckskin.
First flag, a national treasure
The designer of the Aboriginal flag Harold Thomas has joined the chorus of people asking for help to find the original flag.
Thelma sings from the heart
Thelma Plum has had a meteoric rise in the past 12 months, winning awards, touring and now releasing her debut EP Rosie.
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