AWAYE! - Separate stories podcast

We learn some Adnyamathanha with language worker Clayton Cruse.

Bangarra's youth outreach program is not about discovering new talent. Instead the company works with communities to develop a dance work that draws on their own stories - over three years.

Karina Lester shares three words in Yankunytjatjara - one even describes a deferential way of speaking that's like a language within a language.

Jessie Lloyd has spent the past few years on something of a treasure hunt - to discover the oral traditions of community song.

The oldest voice recordings ever made of an Aboriginal person have been inscribed on the world register of public memory.

We learn some Anindilyakwa - the language spoken on some of the islands in the Gulf of Carpentaria.

The University of Sydney holds hundreds of objects of Aboriginal material culture - from Yirrkala bark paintings to the pandanus sail of a Yolngu canoe.

We meet three architects who speculate on the ways architecture and design can embed Indigenous cultures - from residential homes to public buildings.

Can you imagine a school that covers 48,000 square kilometres?

Who’s Afraid of Colour? is a new exhibition drawn from one of the world's best collections of Aboriginal art.