Speaking Out

First Nations Voices in Culture, Creative Practice and The Academy 31.01.2025 54:04 ↓

Filmmakers, Pauline Clague and Jason De Santolo reflect on First Nations contributions to creative practice.

Year in Review: Recapping the highs and lows in Indigenous Affairs 06.12.2024 53:57 ↓

A look back on the past twelve months in Indigenous Affairs. 

Profiling Indigenous Women 29.11.2024 54:06 ↓

A look back at conversations with a few of the inspirational First Nations women we've had the opportunity to speak to this year.

In conversation with Vernon Ah Kee 22.11.2024 53:50 ↓

Vernon Ah Kee explains his creative process and outlook on life.

The Belburd: A new book from Yuwaalaraay storyteller, Nardi Simpson 15.11.2024 53:50 ↓

Nardi Simpson outlines the creative process behind her latest novel, The Bellburd.

This is Alice Springs 08.11.2024 54:07 ↓

A three-part podcast series explores the complex issues facing Aboriginal people in Alice Springs. 

Malarndirri McCarthy outlines her agenda for Indigenous Affairs 01.11.2024 53:49 ↓

What will be the national agenda for Indigenous Affairs moving forward?

Bearing Witness 25.10.2024 54:05 ↓

A recent panel discussion at the Sydney Crime Writers Festival aimed to shine a spotlight on First Nations perspectives of justice.

Justice and the wisdom of Elders 18.10.2024 54:06 ↓

When it comes to the criminal justice system what could we learn from the wisdom of our Elders?

Understanding Indigenous Water Rights 11.10.2024 54:06 ↓

Jason Wilson and Brad Moggridge explain how First Nations knowledge plays in protecting the waterway.

George Rose on Aboriginal Business, No Limit Boxing and the Koori Knockout 04.10.2024 53:50 ↓

Former NRL player, George Rose is now the CEO of No Limit Boxing.

In conversation with John-Paul Janke 27.09.2024 53:50 ↓

John-Paul Janke on his desire to see more First Nations people working in Australian Media.

Naku Dharuk The Bark Petitions: How the people of Yirrkala changed the course of Australian Democracy 20.09.2024 53:49 ↓

In the early 1960’s the Yolngu community sent a set of petitions to the Australian Parliament, asking to be consulted about mining activity that was about to occur on their land.

Dirrayawadha: A story of resistance, resilience, and love on the colonial frontier 13.09.2024 53:49 ↓

A new book demonstrates how coexistence was possible on the colonial frontier.

In conversation with Peter Yu Pt.2 06.09.2024 54:06 ↓

Professor Peter Yu says Economic empowerment provides a meaningful pathway forward in Indigenous Affairs.  

In conversation with Peter Yu Pt.1 30.08.2024 53:49 ↓

Professor Peter Yu has been a long-term advocate for the social development of Aboriginal communities. 

In conversation with Aunty Beth Wright 23.08.2024 54:05 ↓

Aunty Beth Wright has been instrumental in the revitalisation of Aboriginal language and culture.

Black Witness: The Power of Indigenous Media 16.08.2024 53:49 ↓

A new book explores the impact of Indigenous Journalism and the power of the 'Black Witness'.

First Nations in Science 09.08.2024 54:06 ↓

A renewed effort is being made to ensure Indigenous Knowledge Systems are applied in a modern context, complimentary to western Science.

100 Years of organised Aboriginal Activism Pt.3 02.08.2024 54:07 ↓

What is the relationship between political activism and creativity? 

100 Years of organised Aboriginal Activism Pt.2 26.07.2024 54:06 ↓

The formation of the AAPA laid the foundation for generations of Aboriginal activists throughout the 20th Century. 

100 Years of organised Aboriginal Activism Pt.1 19.07.2024 53:49 ↓

The AAPA is recognised as the country’s first national politically organised Aboriginal activist group.

NAIDOC Week 2024 Pt.2 12.07.2024 53:49 ↓

NAIDOC Week is an opportunity to highlight the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

NAIDOC Week 2024 Pt.1 05.07.2024 53:49 ↓

NAIDOC Week is an opportunity to highlight the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. 

First Knowledges: Innovation 28.06.2024 53:49 ↓

A true reflection of Australia’s history and the practices of First Nations people prior to European colonisation is slowly being uncovered by historians and researchers.