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Searching for Indigenous Creatives
Screen Australia will be visiting towns and cities around the nation from September to December 2019 to meet emerging and established Indigenous creatives. Read more -
Eora Elders Olympics
The Eora Elders Olympics returns with a day full of games that promote healthy living for local Sydney Elders. Read more -
Connecting Women to Country
A female ranger network hopes to be the first to connect women working on country. Read more -
Wilam, A Birrarung Story
Aunty Joy is among a growing number of Aboriginal authors who are writing children's books in Indigenous languages. Read more -
Yugambeh language lives!
The Yugambeh language has been given new life by school students in south-east Queensland. Read more -
Gathang language lives!
The revitalisation of the Gathang language continues to be driven by Birpai woman Rhonda Radley who is on a quest to ensure it re-enters everyday usage. Read more -
Our Land, Our Stories
A new teaching resource designed to embed First Nations histories and cultures within the Australian curriculum has been developed. Read more -
Aboriginal novelist wins Australia's top literary prize.
Melissa Lucashenko wins Miles Franklin Award Read more -
Digitial Dreaming Songlines
A collaborative youth arts project in South Australia is connecting Indigenous kids to traditional culture in the APY Lands and creating a valuable digital learning resource in the process. Read more -
Indigenous choirs take to the stage
First Nations choirs from across Cape York and the Torres Strait have come together for a world first performance in Cairns. Read more -
All Indigenous firefighting crew
For NSW's first Indigenous firefighting crew, being strong community role models means more than just fighting fires. Read more -
NAIDOC 2019 Award Winners
At the end of every NAIDOC Week, the National NAIDOC Awards are announced at a ceremony and ball event. Read more -
Budj Bim a World Heritage site
The Budj Bim Cultural Landscape in southwest Victoria was accepted onto the World Heritage List at a meeting in Baku, Azerbaijan on Saturday, following a decades-long campaign by traditional owners. Read more -
Play School's new Aboriginal doll
ABC’s longest running children’s program, Play School, will be introducing an Indigenous doll named Kiya during NAIDOC Week on an 'Acknowledgement of Country' special. Read more -
An extremely proud Indigenous woman
Ash Barty has been propelled to world fame after claiming the women's singles trophy at Roland Garros, but to mob she was already a legend of the game. Read more -
Young Matilda's journey from bush to the city
"If you love something, go for it. Keep chasing it. Once you’ve been given the opportunity, take it with both hands.” Read more -
Discovering family history
Singer Casey Donovan has "a newfound respect" for herself. Read more -
Celebrating 30 years of dance
Bangarra Dance Theatre is gearing up to celebrate its landmark 30th anniversary with an ambitious Australian tour they are calling ’Bangarra: 30 Years of Sixty Five Thousand’. Read more -
Aboriginal agriculture, technology and ingenuity
In this Digibook, we learn about the history of Aboriginal agriculture and technology and celebrate the ingenuity of the First Australians. Read more -
Blak voices in schools
To have someone who just understood the complexities of being an Indigenous person navigating through the western education system. Read more
