First Nations Storytellers
Budding Indigenous storytellers have a chance to connect and create real impact through the second iteration of a collaborative training program in New South Wales.
Proud Merlam and Erublam neur/woman Jillian Bowie is one of three new board members to join the Indigenous Literacy Foundation. Ms Bowie, who is a Samsep and Zagareb woman from the islands of Erub and...
After 21 years, Yawuru leader Tony Lee has stepped down as the chair of Australia's only First Nations publishing house, Magabala Books. Following Mr Lee's departure, Magabala Books deputy chair and M...
A seven-week celebration will showcase First Nations art and artists during National Reconciliation Week and NAIDOC Week 2024. Presenting Marr Koodjal, Perth's Raine Square will showcase First Nations...
A Western Australian First Nations publishing company has picked up a top gong at the Australian Book Industry Awards. Magabala Books won the Small Publisher of the Year category at the awards ceremon...
The chief executive of Australia's leading Indigenous publishing house says it's important to empower First Nations kids through culture and storytelling, now more than ever.
It is no secret that First Nations people are underrepresented in leadership roles across corporate Australia and in senior roles in government.
The ACT government is offering up $50,000 in grants to support local groups or individuals wanting to hold events tor the territory's Reconciliation Day on January 27.
First Nations culture will take centre stage at Sydney's New Year's Eve fireworks with a smoking ceremony, spectacular Calling Country pyrotechnics show and celebration of Indigenous voices and storie...
Gundungurra man David King, aka Dingo Darbo, spoke with National Indigenous Times about his connection to country, the history of The Gully in Katoomba and life growing up as the son of Aunty Mary Kin...
When choreographer and proud Yawuru/Bardi woman Dalisa Pigram sat down with her pop – Senator Patrick Dodson - for a cuppa she never expected to come up with the idea for a provocative dance pie...
First Nations-led not-for-profit Common Ground has partnered with Snapchat to create 'Dreamy', a collection of stories for the magical moments before sleep.
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