AWAYE! - Separate stories podcast

Growing up queer and Aboriginal in a mostly white bayside Melbourne suburb wasn't easy for Zach Penrith-Puchalski.

Alexis Wright knew she couldn't write a Western-style biography of her old friend - a man she describes as a visionary and statesman of the land rights movement.

The wild flowers and sand dunes of her Walmajarri country in north-western Western Australia inspire Annette Kogolo.

What does it mean to feel different from the way you look? Dharawal educator Shannon Foster describes it as being 'transracial'.

In the latter stages of the First World War, two Aboriginal men find themselves in a German prisoner-of-war camp - and you won't believe why.

Learning and teaching Wakka Wakka language is a family affair for Annalee Pope.

Her commentary nowadays is pretty fearless but there was a time when journalist Amy McQuire hid under tables with her nose buried deep in a book.

Best known for her almost dystopian fiction Alexis Wright has written an "impossible story" of the man she describes as a visionary strategist and statesman.

There is something intensely personal about the music of singer-songwriter Alice Skye.

An icon of the crucifixion led the artist Ryan Presley to explore the intersection between conversion-based religions, expansionist wars and imperialism.