AWAYE! - Separate stories podcast

Language is a time machine for Yugambeh speaker John Graham.

100 years after the colour bar was lifted on Aboriginal men serving in the First World War, we bring you the stories of four men told through their letters home.

The Yanyuwa people speak male and female dialects of the same language - an extremely rare phenomenon.

How do you exact revenge - deliberately or in a fit of white-hot rage? That's the crux of Megan Wilding's unfinished play.

For Lou Bennett, the power of language is not so much in individual words but in the phrase.

As the rusted links of a chain fused to a vast old fig tree disappear, the former residents of a notorious state-run boys home heal a little.

Baton twirling acrobat Dale Woodbridge-Brown has worn many hats in his young life but lately he's found his dream job.

In the Mudburra language the word for keeper or custodian is interchangeable with tree or rock - something permanent and immovable.

My Name is Jimi tells the story of actor Jimi Bani's family across four generations.

Softly-spoken but forthright Mudburra woman Eleanor Dixon is a driving creative force in her community.