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Ngangwurra means heart
An explosive powder keg of Aboriginal identity, history, language and culture
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Money can’t buy culture
‘KAKADU’ is a life and death drama seen through the eyes of rangers, scientists and traditional owners where man is at the mercy of nature
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Keeping their culture alive
Aunty Kath Walker is a woman who was dedicated to the continuation of Indigenous culture
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Culture at heart of song
Shellie Morris took home her first Deadly for Excellence in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Advancement
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Our stories are our survival
This Week on Deadly Sounds Dr Lawrence Bamblett PHD talks about his new book
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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.
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Standing strong for culture
Shellie Morris and The Borroloola Songwomen’s release award winning new album- Ngambala Wiji li-Wunungu (Together We Are Strong)
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Keeping culture alive
Kaurna country man, language teacher and film-maker Jack Buckskin is the special guest on Deadly Sounds this week.
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Healers of the Central Desert
A new book has just been released by NPY Women’s Council and Magabala Books about the traditional healers of the Central Desert. It is a fascinating look at the healers or Ngangkari that perform this vital spiritual and healing work on people in the NPY lands. Although the Ngangkari have been practicing their skills for […]
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Indigenous leaders join Governor-General
Three Indigenous leaders are travelling to Canada with Governor-General Quentin Bryce for international discussions on Indigenous economic development and education. Professor Megan Davis, Tony Wurramarrba and Jack Manning Bancroft were chosen to be part of the delegation to Canada because of their diverse and extensive experience dealing with Indigenous policy issues. Canada faces many of […]
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5 years on from the Apology
The 2008 National Apology to the Stolen Generations created a vision for moving forward and healing the past for Australia. As the fifth anniversary of the Apology approaches on 13 February 2013 many emotions are being experienced. Deadly Vibe spoke to some of our people about what the Apology and its anniversary means to them. […]
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Times they are a changing
Times have changed since the new CEO of GenerationOne, Warren Mundine, was a kid in the 1960s, and he welcomes the positive shift for Indigenous people in Australia. “My father used to carry a dog tag as an Aboriginal person in Australia then, and people were made to feel shame for being who they were. […]
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The Apology – Jeremy Donovan
On the morning of ‘The Apology 5 Years On’ concert held at Federation Lawn in Canberra, February 13, 2013, The Healing Foundation Champion, Jeremy Donovan, talks about his personal healing journey and the significance of Kevin Rudd’s apology for his own family. [tubepress video=”qBkTnfZpHng”]
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The Apology – Jasmine, Florence Onus
Florence and Jasmine Onus from The Healing Foundation talk about the ongoing significance of Kevin Rudd’s apology to the Stolen Generations, as well as the work of The Healing Foundation in supporting Stolen Generations members and their families in their healing journeys. [tubepress video=”e8A1ahnn-qc”]
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The Apology 5 Years On – Kevin Rudd
Kevin Rudd speaks to the crowd at the 5 year anniversary celebrations of the Apology to the Stolen Generations in Canberra. [tubepress video=”GFVSzF6U220″]
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Facing fear
Loss and grief counsellor and member of the Stolen Generations, Rosemary Wanganeen remembers 1987 well. She was in a women’s shelter, following family violence, and wondering how she had ended up there, yet again. “I knew that I couldn’t go into the future to find my way, but I realised I could go into the […]
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