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Harry’s big win

Torres Strait Islander man Harry Pitt has been announced as the winner of the National NAIDOC Poster competition

Deadly Sounds Episode 1030 – Kevin Starkey

What makes you smile when you wake up in the morning? Whatever it is, make that your career – this philosophy belongs to Kevin Starkey and music makes him smile

Strategy for success

Mornington Island Elder and School Attendance Supervisor, Uncle Leon Roughsey, is working to get students to school every day

Tjintu Desert Band’s on the up

Tjintu Desert Band, continue to grow in popularity with the release of a new music video, an upcoming performance at Barunga Festival, and their second single on the way

Parenting strategy a winner

Michell was recently honoured for her consistent and outstanding efforts as an Indigenous liaison co-ordinator and family support worker

Mark Olive heads to Walgett

Celebrated Aboriginal chef Mark Olive will perform a cooking demonstration to help raise awareness about blood-borne viruses, such as Hepatitis C.

Artistic perspective on 1770

A new national art exhibition that uses Indigenous and non-Indigenous perspectives to reimagine the encounter between the First Fleet and Aboriginal people in 1770

Soozie’s Homemade Sausage Rolls

Here’s a tried and tested recipe this week from Vibe staffer Soozie Gillies to sample

It’s Dreamtime at the ‘G

In one of the biggest annual football events in the country, the Melbourne Cricket Ground will once again host a match of epic proportions

Frankly fantastic!

Frank has been a familiar face at the Deadlys over the years and whether he is receiving an award or performing his amazing music, he has always been a welcome presence

Flashback: Deadly Sounds Episode 491 – Uncle Seaman Dan

26.01.04 – In an interview with Torres Strait Islander musician, Uncle Seaman Dan, Deadly Sounds delves deep into what’s behind his new album, ‘Perfect Pearl’