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After years of preparation by Papua New Guinea and hundreds of regional athletes, the 15th Pacific Games opening ceremony has begun in the nation's capital, Port Moresby.
Indigenous music legend Bill Lawton looks back on his career which started with a clothes peg and a nod from the Godfather of Australian country music.
A proposal to ban race discrimination in the constitution becomes a sticking point for the Federal Government as political and Indigenous leaders prepare for a referendum summit on Monday.
A referendum to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Australia's constitution will be discussed at an unprecedented summit next week, but there are several options for such a proposal and the nation's political and Indigenous leaders will need to find common ground to move forward.
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Comedy meets current affairs. Hosted by Charlie Pickering, with Tom Gleeson, US correspondent Wyatt Cenac, and special guest, double Logie winner Miranda Tapsell.
During NAIDOC Week 2015, ABC Radio will celebrate the excellent Indigenous programming made by the ABC with stories, live music, talks, ideas, theatre, performance, documentaries and features.
ABC iview celebrates NAIDOC week with this collection of insightful programs
Friday 14 February 2014
As a writer, director and actor Leah Purcell is a compelling storyteller in her delivery of the annual FOXTEL Screenwriters Address. She doesn’t back away from the confronting moments in her life and career; and presents an authentic and humorous story of optimism and resilience.
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ABC Indigenous celebrates NAIDOC Week: 5 - 12 July 2015. We all stand on sacred ground. Learn; Respect and Celebrate.
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