Arts
The National NAIDOC Committee has named the late Rhoda Roberts AO as the recipient of the 2026 National NAIDOC Lifetime Achievement Award. A proud Widjabul Wia-bal woman from Bundjalung Country, Ms Ro...
Fran sits behind the wheel of a spotless Troopy, somewhere on the streets of Broome, quietly in command. Teenagers and relatives fill the car, voices overlapping with family tension and constant chatt...
Overlooking the rolling green hills of Wurundjeri Country beyond Naarm's north-east fringes, First Nations language reclamation will resonate on this afternoon of music, sound and art.
Chicago-based multidisciplinary Lakota, Dakota and Shoshone artist Chelsea Bighorn is preparing new work shaped by beadwork, pleatwork, family memory and city architecture.
These Sámi siblings are committed to ensuring Indigenous voices and perspective take their place in cinema, and not having it told by others.
The Indigenous Storytellers Scholarship has unveiled its distinguished lineup of mentors for the 2026 program. An initiative by Façon Magazine, proudly supported by Greater Bank, The Indigenous...
The Indigenous Storytellers Scholarship has announced its 2026 mentor line-up, with Samantha Harris and Casey Donovan among the creatives supporting this year's finalists.
Returning to Sydney from June 3-14, the Sydney Film Festival will present 248 films from 81 countries, including 19 World Premieres, three International Premieres and 140 Australian Premieres, with sc...
Boorloo / Perth based indie outfit South Summit have released their new single and video HEARTLESS ahead of their forthcoming sophomore album RUN IT BACK.
Gamilaraay rapper T Breezy has returned with his new four-track EP Traction, marking his first solo project since 2019's 2360. Just released, the project brings together production from AIR MAX 97', T...
First Nations artist Sarrita King is collaborating with Samsung Australia on the launch of its full 2026 TV line-up, spanning premium Micro RGB, OLED, Neo QLED, and Lifestyle TVs, as well as mainstrea...
Audiences in Broken Hill will experience the works and insights of a group of South Australian Aboriginal women artists when visual arts exhibition Saltbush Country continues its tour this month.
Among the hundreds of artworks on the walls at The Torch's major annual exhibition are stories of healing, journey and lives truly changed. They're also stories brought forward within a stark reality...