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20th Deadlys: Nominations are now closed
Each year the Deadlys reflects ‘the year that was’ in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australia, highlighting the best Indigenous talent and achievement.
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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
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Caressa’s passion for fashion
Will 2014, the 20th year of the Deadlys, be Caressa Sengstock’s lucky year?
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For Rhoda, it’s about community
Few have been consistently involved in the Deadly Awards from the beginning like arts advisor and broadcaster Rhoda Roberts
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The man behind the Deadlys
It’s glamorous, it’s definitely feel good and it’s a night to celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander talent and achievement
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20th Deadlys: Nominate now
The 20th Deadlys will be held on 30 September at the Sydney Opera House and will be the biggest one yet
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A rollickin’ good show!
It’s a show with some of the biggest names in Australia’s music and arts scene and it’s shaping up to be very Deadly! With only a few days to go until Indigenous Australia’s premier event at the Sydney Opera House on Monday 27 September, the 16th annual Deadly Awards, there is the unmistakeable air of […]
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Breaking down stereotypes, one by one
Imagine living in a world that only ever showed pictures and told stories that were bad news
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Deadly tribute to the trailblazers
It was a night for paying tribute to the trailblazers at the 19th annual Deadlys, held at the Sydney Opera House on Tuesday
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Memorable moment moves audience
Arrente man Steve Mullawalla Dodd was honoured with the Jimmy Little Lifetime Achievement Award at the 19th Deadlys
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Standing ovation for Uncle Archie
Archie Roach was honoured with the Lifetime Contribution Award for Healing the Stolen Generations at the 2013 Deadlys
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Adam Goodes stands tall at Deadlys
AFL dual Brownlow medallist and anti-racism campaigner Adam Goodes was honoured with the Ella Award for Lifetime Achievement
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Redfoo’s deadly experience
Redfoo made a surprise visit to the 2013 Deadlys in support of his protégé and X Factor contestant, Aboriginal singer Ellie Lovegrove
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Comedians bring House down
The Deadlys Comedy Gala was a roaring success at the Deadly Awards with some of the deadliest stand-up comedians Australia has to offer
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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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