AWAYE! - Separate stories podcast

An album about life transitions, the continuation of culture and the importance of passing down stories, The Show Will Go On is the debut from Torres Strait Islander hip-hop artist Mau Power.

The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award celebrates its 31st year, in a time of change and expansion.

The follow up to Marie Munkara’s Every secret thing is a look into the protectionist policies of the early 20th century.

Saltwater Country explores the connections between Queensland's Indigenous artists and their coastal country. The exhibition features the work of established Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists as well as the next generation like Megan Cope and Ryan Presley. Saltwater Country is currently on at the Gold Coast City Gallery until 31st August.

It's the oldest form of sharing knowledge and culture but in a rapidly changing world, what is the importance of oral history and has this voice been silenced? In May, the State Library of Queensland hosted five panellists who discussed the relevance of modern storytelling, the validity of oral history versus written history and who our stories really serve.

Every blackfella has a story. That's the premise for Wesley Enoch's new project at Belvoir Street Theatre.

Every blackfella has a story. That's the premise for Wesley Enoch's new project at Belvoir Street Theatre.

Awaye! is delighted to bring you 20 Questions with Wesley Enoch. It's a funny, honest and anarchic live-theatre version of the old parlour game. Each time, Wesley has interviewed a mystery guest chosen from an exemplary roll-call of Indigenous performers.

Albert Namatjira’s iconic watercolour paintings have left behind a legacy that continues on in his children and grandchildren.

In this segment we bring you the discussion Redfern NOW from this year's Sydney Writers' Festival. Jon Bell and Steven McGregor speak with panel chair Ross Grayson Bell about not being afraid to tackle the big issues, and exactly how they’ve shaped such powerful television.