AWAYE! - Separate stories podcast

A former Northern Territory Young Citizen of the Year, Matthew Heffernan is the next guest for our Word Up segment.

From a six-week workshop in 1975 to a cultural institution, NAISDA Dance College has had its ups and its downs over the past 40 years. A fragile entity in the early days, the college is now one of eight elite national performing arts training organisations.

What role does mobile technology and the internet play in the maintenance and revitalisation of Aboriginal languages?

Maree Warrawu Yoelu is an ABC presenter and producer and the next guest in our Word Up series.

How can we build strong and safe communities that don’t rely on punitive approaches like policing, surveillance and metal cages? As incarceration rates peak here in Australia, we hear from some global critics of the prison industrial complex.

Fire is a recurring theme in the music of hip hop practitioner Jimblah who's been hailed as a role model and a voice for young blackfellas. In a candid interview, Jimblah talks about facing the fire and rising from the ashes.

The cast of the ABC TV series Black As join us to share three strong words from the Djambarrpuyngu dialect of the Yolngu Matha language.

What difference does constitutional recognition make if you’re in jail or on a waiting list for dialysis treatment? We ask three Indigenous federal politicians and a community leader.

Designer Nicole Monks drew the inspiration for her new furniture range from an unlikely source.

One of the world's largest collections of rock engravings has been rediscovered in a valley nestled between two mountains in the Italian Alps.