Jiu-Jitsu champ Shantelle Thompson
Mother of three, Shantelle Thompson is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu fighter who has her sights set on winning the World Championships.
New mental health program
A new mental health program is ensuring that Aboriginal people with mental illness can stay supported in their community.
NRL Round 11 preview
Round 11 kicks off tonight at Leichardt Oval with last placed Tigers taking on the 11th placed Cowboys.
Job tips to help you succeed
In today’s workforce employers are looking beyond qualifications and selection criteria’s.
An Australian jazz legend’s journey
Johnny Nicol is known as a bit of a legend in the Australian jazz scene and has worked with some of the greats.
Simone’s still got the voice
We were all holding our breath as we watched one of our favourite singers,Simone Stacey, audition for The Voice.
Top talent line up for Barunga festival
Australia’s longest running Indigenous Festival, the Barunga Sports and Culture Festival is on again this year from 7-10 June.
Standing on solid ground at the UN
Steven Brown recently presented a paper to the United Nations in New York. He was one of seven Indigenous people to address the forum.
Dreamtime clash at the Gabba
AFL’s 9th annual dreamtime clash at the MCG kicks off tomorrow with the Long Walk before Essendon v Richmond.
Busby Marou in tune on reconciliation
National Reconciliation Week runs from 27 May to 3 June, this year popular music duo Busby Marou are one of the ambassadors
In the studio with Roger Knox
Roger Knox ‘Black Elvis’ recently came in to Deadly Sounds to talk about his new album ‘Stranger in My Land’.
Kulin artist wins design comp
For Kulin nation artist Nathan Patterson, winning the Guernsey design comp for Richmond’s Dreamtime at the G’s felt like a dream
Slam Dunk for Port Augusta Vibe 3on3
The Vibe 3on3 in Port Augusta SA was a huge success and alot of fun was had by all involved!
Darryl Pfitzner Milika
Talented mixed-media artist Darryl Pfitzner Milika has done some extraordinary work in the 30 years since he discovered his creative calling. He tells us about a chance encounter when he was 30 that led him down the artistic path.
Young Achiever Teliha Clarke
Our deadly young achiever this month is Teliha Clarke. This talented Dubbo student has just published her first children’s book.The book, The Devil Up in the Tree was part of an Aboriginal studies assessment. For inspiration the 17yr old drew on her culture and the stories she was told by her grandmother growing up.
NRL Rd 10 Preview
Round 10 of the NRL kicks off tonight with an exciting Brisbane versus Gold Coast Queensland head to head match.
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