AWAYE! - Separate stories podcast

The sale of fake Indigenous art is a global industry that costs Aboriginal artists dearly. It's a dubious trade that denies income to Aboriginal artists, ripping off designs and mass producing them overseas.

We may never know the human fallout from the British nuclear tests at Maralinga but many attribute a wave of stillbirths and miscarriages to the towering radioactive clouds that rained poison across the vast area known as the prohibited zone.

It's tricky when those with a voice assume to speak for the disempowered and the unrepresented - even in fiction.

An uncompromising voice in black hip hop with a soft spot for Shakespeare, Ziggy raps about genocide, historical amnesia, the blackface epidemic and the crucifixion of Adam Goodes.

Digital artist Jonathan Saunders has created an Aboriginal superhero to explore themes of morality, heroism and identity in an Australian urban setting.

Singer-songwriter and self-confessed massive fan Marcus Corowa pays tribute to his idol Bill Withers, who wrote some of the most covered songs ever.

The idea was simple enough: pick a word from an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander language and explain why it defies English translation.

An Australia Council survey has found companies that might present Indigenous theatre hesitate - for fear of tokenism, of getting it wrong and losing money.

The poet Samuel Wagan Watson has just won the Scanlon Prize for his break-up collection Love Poems and Death Threats which muses on duplicity and the time the bomb squad was called to one of his poetry readings.

Social exclusion, racism and stereotyping are a daily experience for some Aboriginal people and it seems that being black in Darwin - where 9 percent of the overall population identifies as Indigenous - isn't as easy you would think.