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On Larrakia Country at Bagot Community during the school holidays, laughter, learning and the smell of food on the fire filled the air as Shannon Motlop spent the morning sharing bush food knowledge w...
Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery will be open late on Friday January 23 with First Nations DJs Fosters and Pvrtal taking over the decks with an electric mix of melodic afro, shuffling house, disc...
Journalists and academics have urged stronger First Nations-focused education in Australian media at the Media Diversity Australia Symposium, saying the ignorance and misinformation seen during the 20...
A new immersive display is bringing more than three decades of Native Title history to life in South Australia. Developed by South Australian Native Title Services (SANTS) and Topbunk, Country, Cultur...
Two Western Australian filmmaking teams will be supported to develop innovative virtual reality documentaries after being announced as successful recipients of the inaugural First Nations Virtual Real...
Last weekend the Yours & Owls Festival featured more Indigenous artists than ever before through a new partnership with Awesome Black, as part of the NSW 24-Hour Economy Strategy.
The Western Australian Museum is set to launch an extraordinary experience with the world premiere of The Great Kimberley Wilderness, a 35-minute virtual reality (VR) documentary that will take audien...
Western Australia's not-for-profit screen funding and industry development organisation, Screenwest, has announced the launch of their new First Nations VR Truth-Telling Documentary Initiative.
Striving to develop original First Nations talent and unique storytelling, social enterprise Awesome Black is an Australian-based creative agency.
A Perth Festival performance in 2021 turned VR experience in 2022 has premiered internationally at Slamdance Film Festival in 2023. After sold-out performances at Perth Festival, Noongar theatre-maker...
Ian Wilkes grew up knowing something bad happened at Lake Monger. The Noongar theatre-maker grew up hearing stories from his father about the history of the 1830 massacre of Noongar people at Lake Mon...
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