Rhyme and reclamation with the Deadly Nannas

A group Deadly Nannas from Murray Bridge are reinvigorating the Ngarrindjeri language and sharing a message of empowerment through their music, with a new catalogue of songs on the way.

Connection and cultural continuity through wood carving

Through the Yurtu Ardla project, Ku Arts’ programs officer Clayton Cruse has furthered his connection to his Adnyamathanha heritage through wood carving.

The sound of The Beginning of Nature

More than three years in the making and featuring a libretto sung in Kaurna, The Beginning of Nature is a fitting centrepiece for the inaugural Adelaide Dance Festival.

Call to restore bilingual education to APY schools

The head of a panel involved in the development of a new Aboriginal Education Strategy for state schools says reintroducing bilingual education in the APY Lands would help improve poor Indigenous literacy and numeracy levels.

Podcast: Recording Australia's threatened indigenous languages

An international not-for-profit organisation dedicated to building the world’s largest language archive is turning its attention to Australia’s indigenous languages.