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Treaty: What's in it for non-Indigenous Australians?

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Sarah Maddison offers a simple metaphor to help us understand the potential benefits of a treaty.

Anh's Brush With Fame: Archie Roach

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Anh invites Archie Roach to the studio to tell his story as a member of the Stolen Generation.

Handing back a 6,000-year-old ceremonial site

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A dairy farmer fought for 40 years to have a ceremonial ground returned to its traditional owners.

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Queensland’s Native Police: Grappling with gaps

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Part 2 in this series looks at how Indigenous families deal with the unknowns caused by the violence of the Native Police.

Evie Ferris: The Australian Ballet's rising star

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Djabuganydji dancer Evie Ferris is putting her own unique spin on the language and discipline of ballet.

Classic Album: Bloodlines by Kev Carmody

Double J

Listen to tracks from Kev Carmody's 1993 album featuring some of his most raw and beautiful songs. It's an Australian classic.

Word Up: 'Shining' in Nyungar

Awaye

Kylie Bracknell was the very first guest on Word Up back in October 2016. She chose the word bilawiny, which means shining.

Book documents Aboriginal men's contribution to WWI

ABC Radio Perth

No Less Worthy honours the untold stories of 135 Aboriginal men from Western Australia who volunteered in WWI.

NAIDOC 2019: Treaty

Speaking Out

An expert panel discusses the prospect of a national treaty with Traditional Owners, as some states are moving forward.

The girl who conquered Wimbledon

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Evonne Goolagong Cawley's first tennis racquet was a broomstick. Her second was a paddle. But it didn't hold her back.

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Analysis: How do we reconcile Indigenous rights with our liberal democracy?

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Skye Cox's connection to past and future generations through palawa kani and Tasmanian Aboriginal dance

By Skye Cox By Skye Cox

Looking for love in the Kimberley: the first question to ask

By Molly Hunt By Molly Hunt

As a proud Torres Strait Islander I know a black and white future is possible

By Isabella Higgins By Isabella Higgins

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Black Comedy

The sketch comedy series Black Comedy is back! It continues a sharp, witty and altogether unapologetic comedic exploration of what it means to be black in contemporary Australia.

KGB

Two Indigenous detectives race to solve a major case in their sketchy neighbourhood, but find their loyalties compromised when they discover that most of the suspects are family.

Kiki And Kitty

Kiki and Kitty follows the adventures of a young, black woman in a big, white world, where her vagina is a big, black woman AND her best friend.

Black As

On a mission to retrieve a tractor from a distant outstation, the Black As boys face their toughest and most dangerous challenge yet.

Fresh Blood: Tiger Cops

Inspectors Tiger and Wombat set out on a course to bring down the White Ghost, a mysterious, faceless villain, responsible for the mass import of guns into Hong Kong, with an organization running deep into the HKPD.

Aussie Rangers

Black Stump National Park is under threat of being shut down. Wally and his fellow rangers, Regina and Francis, must find a way to reinvent themselves and combat the Parks & Wildlife Department before they too become extinct.

Get Krack!n

Miranda Tapsell and Nakkiah Lui stop by for a khat to cross-promote their show The Blynde Spot, but when the Kates have to leave suddenly the guests are left to host the leaky, rudderless show that is Get Krack!n.

The Warriors

An authentic, fresh, funny and poignant take on the often public drama and big business of aussie rules football - touching on universal themes of identity, belonging, success, failure and the lure of fame.

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