Garma Festival
On Yolŋu country at Garma, a kookaburra's laugh isn't just a sound in the trees - it's a voice from another time. For 18-year-old dancer Cleo Doyle, that call belongs to her pop, a proud Kamilaro...
For one of Australia's most influential Aboriginal leaders, the failure of the voice referendum is written in blue and orange on the nation's electoral map.
The Garma Festival has returned to Gulkula on Gumatj Country in north-east Arnhem Land for four days of Yolŋu ceremony, art, music, dance and cultural exchange.
Anthony Albanese has faced questions over his decision not to attend a major Indigenous festival and the prospect of a Northern Territory AFL team during a historic trip to the Tiwi Islands.
Anthony Albanese has been forced to defend his decision not to attend this year's Garma Festival, despite previously promising he would attend the gathering every year he was Prime Minister.
The Yothu Yindi Foundation has announced the theme for the 26th annual Garma Festival: 'Bukmak' (Everyone), "an expression of unity and a celebration of the diversity of modern Australia".
Gawukawu Gurruwiwi can't remember a time when music was not part of his life. The grandson of legendary Indigenous artist, Yothu Yindi frontman Mandawuy Yunupingu, he grew up in the Northern Territory...
When two brothers stood on an escarpment in remote northeast Arnhem Land, they looked into the future, and the Garma Festival was born. Those brothers, M Yunupingu, the lead singer of Yothu Yindi, and...
The Garma Festival attracts thousands of people to one of Australia's most remote regions each year. The local Yolngu culture is front and centre, with art, music, and bunggul (ceremonial dance) all s...
Australia needs a "massive reckoning" with the injustices of its own colonial past, human rights advocates say. Speaking at the Garma Festival at Gulkula in northeast Arnhem Land, Aboriginal and Torre...
Political leaders have been warned their attendance at one of Australia's largest cultural festivals is not enough to make progress for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
The National Native Title Council has welcomed the Federal Government's $75 million investment in Traditional Owner organisations to manage native title rights.
As Garma Festival continues in northeast Arnhem Land, it is once again the stage for big promises about the future of First Nations people in this country.
