AWAYE! - Separate stories podcast

Almost exactly 50 years ago Mungo Lady revealed herself to a geologist on the shores of a dry lake in south-western New South Wales. But who found who?

The late Wik elder Gladys Tybingoompa was one of the clan leaders who tested the limits of native title in the High Court.

Awabakal man Ray Kelly Jr is hot on the heels of his dad Ray Kelly Sr in the field of language revival.

Deline Briscoe's debut solo album is more than just a collection of songs - it's the soundtrack to her life.

Dalisa's jamuny - Doris Edgar - spent over twenty years teaching Yawuru language to adults and school kids around Broome.

Alison Whittaker reviewed the deaths in custody of 134 Aboriginal people. In a paper for the Harvard Law School, she asks if custody is a de facto death penalty.

An eclectic musician who ranges over hip hop, jazz and something called "pulp fiction soul rock", Rhyan Clapham is a rapper who drums.

Craig Quartermaine comes from a long line of strong women but his friend Courtney Ugle taught him about being a mentor and role model.

Ruth James has been relearning her grandparents' language of Yugarabul - along with her granddaughter.

From forgotten political rallies of early last century to more personal struggles, Wiyalikan showcases the presence of Aboriginal people in the Hunter region.