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Last year in Adelaide leading scholars from around the world joined with Aboriginal health workers to try and find a pathway for health ...

The global movement to bring about health equality within a generation led in Australia to a grass roots campaign to Close The Gap between ...

On the fiftieth anniversary of his death, we reflect on the life and art of Albert Namatjira. A critical revision of Namatjira's work is ...

In 1956, Albert Namatjira made an unexpected visit to the Cootamundra Aboriginal Girls Training Home, where Lola Edwards was sent when she ...

The new comedy directed by the award-winning filmmaker Richard Frankland, Stone Bros is a light-hearted romp in the Australian outback, ...

Betty Lockyer was born at the height of the Pacific War when the threat of Japanese bombing raids forced the evacuation of Broome. A ...

For Aboriginal and Torres Strait people the issue of maintaining language and culture is crucial, not only to pass on a strong sense of ...

Last year Sermsah bin Saad reached the finals of the reality TV show So You Think You Can Dance? Now, he´s heard across the Kimberley on ...

For thousands of years Aboriginal people have skilfully used fire to manage their environment. Senior ranger and fire ecologist Dean ...

A gaudy, esoteric mixed media work on paper overloaded with Masonic symbology, China blue, gold and Swarovski crystals has won the 26th ...

On a cold winter's day in 1957, 9-year-old Bill Simon was physically forced into the back of a government welfare officer's car and driven ...

Jack Charles reckons he´s had a bastard of a life but throughout his 66 years and despite the plunging lows, he´s kept a sense of humour ...