“The game of rugby has been good to me”
(LMRDT), an organisation that assists young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander involvement in Rugby Union.
Netball – Sights set on 2000
This month we are taking a look at the most popular female sport in Australia – Netball
Hip Hop Women – Miguel D’Souza
Time for a quick Deadly Vibe quiz: and unfortunately there are no prizes for getting these answers
Sister Act
Tiddas are like that – their music strikes such a deep chord you just can’t get it out of your mind
Rhoda – Up front and personable
Rhoda Roberts, the Bundjalung woman heading up the first big event of the Olympics
Deadly Vibe chart
A bit of a fight in the upper echelons of the Deadly Sounds chart as Troy Cassar-Daley and Yothu Yindi fight it out for top spot
Community round up
Deadly Vibe again goes north to Brisbane and talks to Christine Howes from radio 4AAA
Deadly Vibe Star Watch – Lou Bennett
• Name: Lou Bennett • Where are you from? Yorta Yorta, Dja Dja Wrung • Band: Tiddas • Position in band: Singer, songwriter, guitarist, percussionist and tour-bus driver from hell! • How old are you? 28! 29 in December • How did you get into music? My family twisted my arm!! • What’s your favourite food? This week – Chicken Burritos with […]
Shining Glory – Ruby Hunter
Ruby Hunter would have to be one of Aboriginal Australia’s best- loved and respected female musicians
Leisa making a healthy difference
Deadly Vibe talks to a real life role model to us all. Someone who has worked hard for herself & for our community
Editor’s tag
Deadly Vibe and at Deadly Sounds love it when new Aboriginal music is about to come ont the scene
Energy Australia National Indigenous Pro
Surfest 97, saw the first Energy Australia National Indigenous Pro
Che Cockatoo Collins
Che Cockatoo Collins is fast, and he’s fast becoming Essendon’s Football Club’s star player
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