Speaking Out

Alice Springs has once again become the focus of national attention, with claims child sexual assault is going unaddressed in the Central Australian town. 

As the country moves closer to a referendum on a Voice to Parliament, the cases for ‘yes’ and ‘no’ are developing apace.   

Barka: The Forgotten River is a new Indigenous art exhibition currently on show at the Australian Museum in Sydney.

Yunupingu, a senior Yolngu lore man and Gumatj clan leader, is remembered for his fight for land rights and constitutional recognition for First Nations people. The podcast discusses the frustration of the Northern Land Council towards the government's inaction in protecting Aboriginal land, the opposition to mining, demands for renegotiating mining agreements, and the lack of Aboriginal control and representation in the management of Cockerton National Park.

Politics, arts and culture from a range of Indigenous perspectives.

An Indigenous Voice to Parliament is a proposal which has been met with a wide range of responses from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

First Nations Women Look To The Future: In Conversation with Distinguished Professor Aileen Moreton-Robinson.

Three young First Nations Queer Artists talked about their perspectives on discrimination, sovereignty, resilience and inclusion. 

What are the alternatives to the criminal justice system? 

This podcast discusses the development of an indigenous-led alternative called 'call it out' for reporting racism and discrimination. It explores the impact of racism on Indigenous communities and highlights the importance of solidarity and support in combating racism. The podcast also emphasizes the significance of listening to Aboriginal voices and involving the community in addressing racism.