Ian Wilkes is curating a Noongar Wonderland for Perth Festival 2022.

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Noongar Wonderland

Annalee Pope is a descendant of Wakka Wakka people, and is passionate about inspiring younger generations to get involved in Indigenous language revitalisation.

Word Up Annalee Pope

Kutcha Edwards has released a new album, it's called Circling Time and the singer songwriter caught up with us to talk about some of the stories behind the songs.

Circling Time with Kutcha Edwards

Only a handful of Kaidailt Elders remain who remember living on Bentinck Island. Together they share how they're holding tight to their homelands, despite a lifetime of dispossession and dislocation.

Dulka Warngiid — our whole world

Dhungala Baarka, songwomen Nancy Bates and Allara Briggs Pattison explore the Murray Darling

Dhungala Baarka: Songlines of Sacred Rivers

Neenah shares three words from her father's language of Darumbal, including a word that has a very different meaning in her mother’s Gamilaroi language.

Word Up: Neenah Gray

Nathan Maynard's latest play At What Cost? explores the themes of identity and Aboriginality.

At What Cost?

Veronica Gorrie has taken the top award at the Victorian Premiers Awards.

Veronica Gorrie takes home the Victorian Premier's Award

Archie Roach has a busy 2022 ahead with lots of community projects and a National tour.

Uncle Archie Roach hits the road again for 2022

Don Rowlands is a Wangkangurru Elder who's spent the better part of his life caring for his desert country as a traditional ranger. For Word Up, he shares some Wangkangurru language including the meaning of the name Wangkangurru.

Word Up: Don Rowlands

This March, Blak & Bright First Nations Literary Festival returns to celebrate First Nations stories, books and writers.

Blak & Bright First Nations Literary Festival

Set in a small town in the northwest of Western Australia in the 1960s, Panawathi Girl is being hailed as the next big Black musical.

Panawathi Girl

The Lake of Scars is a new documentary that tracks the preservation of Indigenous cultural heritage from Dja Dja Wurrung country around the Bendigo region of central Victoria. 

The Lake of Scars, a documentary on culture and determination

Donna is a Munaldjali and Nunukul woman whose language learning was inspired by her grandmother.

Word Up: Donna Page

Ruth Dayvs and Pettina Love and two Indigenous language enthusiasts, who's new series Who What Where? teaches Wiradjuri language with puppets

Wiradjuri Puppets premier Who, What, Where?

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