AWAYE! - Separate stories podcast

My Urrwai looks at what it means to be a Torres Strait Island woman from the mainland.

Tjapukai country stretches across the mountains and gorges of the wet tropics in far north Queensland.

As others marked the sesquicentenary of the nation, Aboriginal people sounded a "discordant note" - declaring January 26 1938 a day of mourning.

Set in a beautiful but scarred landscape, Taboo bristles with magic realism. The town of Kepalup though is alive with truthtelling ghosts seeking justice.

In the Burarra language of western Arnhem Land, we learn the word for grandmother, water and fish.

Australia's first languages are many - but most are either critically endangered or not spoken fluently. We ask why Indigenous languages matter.

Gupapuyngu is one of eight languages that Yolngu songman Gawurra speaks.

Leader, diplomat or conformist? Bangarra Dance Company explore the controversial figure, Bennelong.

Kala Lagaw Ya is spoken across the western Torres Strait Islands.

You may not know the name of Madjedbebe - but you will. The rock shelter has been confirmed as the oldest site of human occupation on the continent.