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In Western Australia, Aboriginal children make up more than half of all children in out-of-home care or what is known as foster care.   Yet Aboriginal children only make up five percent of the population in the state.  ... ()

Primary school children at Cherbourg Aboriginal School in Queensland received their very own books, as well as a library bag and bookmark.   The gifts came from self-funded Not for Profit organisation, Live to Give, community p... ()

The Pintupi Nine are the last Aboriginal family to discover the outside world in October 1984.   A story of how a father and and son who ventured out for the day from the Kiwirrkurra community, accidently discovered their long lost... ()

With constant changes to education policies and funding its often the people working on the ground that provide the most stability in schools. This seems particularly true in desert and remote towns. High School teache... ()

Queensland police have confirmed a woman has been charged with the murder of eight children, whose bodies were discovered on Friday at a house in the Cairns suburb of Manoora.   There are very strict protocols with the Torres Stra... ()

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families in Far North Queensland are in mourning after the deaths of 8 children in Cairns on Friday.   The absolute shock and despair within the Cairns community has affected everyone in the c... ()

Aboriginal Elders, Uncle Tauto Sansbury and Senior Arrente woman, Aunty Rosalie Kunoth Monks, have welcomed the contribution of more than 100 supporter and Elders at the recently held Freedom Summit at Telegraph Station in Alice Springs.  ... ()

Emma shares stories from her family, her background in music and language, and we talk about her new album, Dawn' launched by Emma Donovan & The Putbacks.

Emma shares stories from her family, her background in music and language, and we talk about her new album, Dawn' launched by Emma Donovan & The Putbacks. ()

An intimate conversation with Brett Lee and his journey with music, featuring his song Water Nests.

Tjintu Desert Band, from Haasts Bluff/Ikunjti, 250km west of Alice Spring, are now one of the hottest bands in Central Australia. The Tjintu Desert Band were in Melbourne last weekend to play at the Australasian World Music Expo, AWME. ...

Tjintu Desert Band, from Haasts Bluff/Ikunjti, 250km west of Alice Spring, are now one of the hottest bands in Central Australia. The Tjintu Desert Band were in Melbourne last weekend to play at the Australasian World Music Expo, AWME. ...

Stewart Gaykamangu was born into a musical family including most of the Gulf Country legends from Arnhem Land. His father was the keyboard player for legendary Top End band, Soft Sand, and Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu is his first cousin. His so...

The stars hold great significance for Australia's First Nations peoples. The sky is a textbook of morals and stories, retold from generations to generations. Through their Dreamtime legends, these stories have been the stages to their...

Talented Warlpiri woman, Jacinta Price's brought her raw blend of folk, blues and country music to the Australasian World Music Expo, AWME in Melbourne from 13-16 November. She was the only female performer from Alice Springs, showcasing CAAM...