A new oral history and multimedia project tracks three significant Songlines including the Creation Spirit and the Seven Sisters.

An intimate insight into the history of Indigenous activism and reflection on family legacy. Life and impact of a woman born on a reserve, her efforts to reclaim land, and contributions of Nicole Watson against the Northern Territory intervention. The enduring fire of the tent embassy and Gunna Maynard's activism. Hidden histories, inspiring activism, and the importance of truth-telling. Reflections on interconnection of activism and preview of 'Songlines of Country' project.

Distinguished Professor Aileen Moreton-Robinson discusses Indigenous women, white feminism, and power. She reflects on her upbringing and the influence of warrior women in her community. The podcast explores the future of First Nations women, the impact of COVID-19, and the importance of maintaining culture and communities.

What were the key moments in Indigenous Affairs in 2022? 

Celebrate the life of Uncle Jack Charles, an influential Aboriginal elder and artist. Discuss the stolen generation, community involvement, cultural disconnection and art in prison. Explore their journey of reintegration through pottery and the challenges faced. Remember Uncle Jack Charles, acclaimed actor and activist, and enjoy a musical interlude.

Tribute to indigenous songwriter Archie Roach, skepticism towards removal of indigenous children, childhood nickname 'Butter Boy', impact of Roach's passing, hope for healing and unity

Chelsea Watego and Amy McQuire explore the challenges facing First Nations women in contemporary Australia. 

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Playwright, Actor and Screenwriter, Nakkiah Lui sits down with one of the strongest voices of American feminism, Roxane Gay.

What were the key moments in Indigenous Affairs in 2022? 

Ben Abbatangelo shares his thoughts on recent allegations of racism in Australian sport.