The push to include First Nations solutions in managing the Cultural Waterways of the Murray-Darling system.

Barkandji traditional owner, Uncle Badger Bates describes the cultural impact of the dying Murray-Darling river system on communities in western New South Wales.

Leading Indigenous storytellers discuss the myths surrounding Captain Cook, and their place in contemporary, multicultural Australia.

Can ex-offenders really change? And as a society, can we really forgive? Hear experts in the field of criminology and artists who use their creative processes to discuss the themes of punishment and forgiveness.

Hear personal stories from some of our most inspirational Indigenous Women.

The 2018 NAIDOC Week theme 'Because of Her, We Can' allowed us to pay tribute to the incredible Indigenous Women in our lives.

A group of experts come together to encourage NSW politicians to consider what a strategy for the implementation of a treaty would entail.

A group of diverse academic and legal minds come together to discuss Aboriginal Deaths in Custody and the rising number of Aboriginal Women in Prison.

Ten years on from the introduction of the Close The Gap strategy, the push for a community-led partnership in policy development is as strong as ever, but what are the prospects of gaining a seat at the government’s table?

Maintaining the fight for social justice, sector aspirations for the coming year.