AWAYE! - Separate stories podcast

How do you say 'thank you' in Bundjalung? Evelyn Araluen is a student of the language and the next guest in our Word Up series.

In this Word Up, we hear the Gunai way of greeting a loved one as well as the Monero term for making a quick getaway.

Love blossoms in air raid shelter between a girl from the Erambie mission and a fugitive Japanese prisoner-of-war in Anita Heiss's latest novel.

We follow a group of international artists through sacred mountains to walk one of only two pilgrimage routes to be listed as a world heritage site.

When a contractor dug up a median strip he unearthed the oldest human remains ever found in the Sydney basin. Not only that, forensic examination of his bones revealed a 4,000 year-old cold case.

A journey into the near outback and the shores of a dry lake to find the compelling 40,000 year old story of human occupation and Aboriginal presence on the continent.

Our guest on Word Up is the actor and Nyungar speaker Kylie Bracknell.

The jazz and blues cabaret singer Georgia Lee went from packing parachutes during the war to performing with Nat King Cole.

Can museum objects possess the spirit of the people who created them?

When someone rips off Aboriginal art it can be hard to prove but Bibi Barba has no doubt her distinctive artwork Desert Flowers was misappropriated. You'll never guess where it ended up.