Each year the Deadlys showcases the best of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander talent who are role models for our community, for Australia and particularly our young people. In 2013 and across 28 award categories there’ll be the achievers – those who’ve shown what it takes to strive for excellence in their field whether it […]
Rising star Shari Sebbens has had a very successful year with several outstanding roles and awards.
Our condolences go out to the family of legendary Aboriginal musician and cultural ambassador, Mandawuy Yunupingu, who passed away overnight.
Singer/songwriter Thelma Plum has gone from strength to strength in the past year, releasing her debut six-track EP Rosie following her 2012 Deadly for best emerging talent. Since the homemade demo of Father Said and her Deadlys® win, Thelma has recorded her debut EP with Tony Buchen (John Butler/Washington) in late 2012. In the past […]
If you like basketball, art, hip hop, rapping and break dancing, then you don’t want to miss the Stronger Futures Alice 3on3.
There are many natural herbs and foods we can use to help boost our immune system.
Well the countdown to Game 1 of the State of Origin series is well and truly on with the big game at ANZ Stadium in Sydney
Hipbone Sticking Out is a new play by Big hART about an imagined spirit journey
Students enjoyed a day full of activities at Bunbury’s National Indigenous 3on3® Basketball and Hip Hop Challenge on Friday 24 May.
Kaurna country man, language teacher and film-maker Jack Buckskin is the special guest on Deadly Sounds this week.
Open auditions are being held this weekend for Indigenous female singers to form a pop vocal group.
Australia’s largest exhibition of contemporary art by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders to date opens this weekend.
Indigenous artist, actor, dancer, choreographer and painter David Gulpilil, OAM has won this year’s Red Ochre Award.
Controversy over a racist comment made to Adam Goodes by a 13 year old girl has dominated this week’s media.
The Port Augusta VIbe3on3 was a slam dunk event with hundreds of students enjoying a day full of fun.
Four talented young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have been awarded scholarships to study overseas.
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