‘Blood on the Dance Floor’, is a theatrical production addressing the stigma and rise of HIV in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities today.

Remembering the award-winning author, poet and activist, Aunty Kerry Reed-Gilbert who recently passed away, aged 62.

The late author Kerry Reed-Gilbert speaking on the “The Strength of Us As Women”, as well as the issues that motivated and inspired her writing in an interview recorded in 2000.

Is the Australian public ready for an open and honest discussion on the pros and cons of an Indigenous Treaty? Our expert panel believes it is, but true leadership is needed.

As the state of Victoria pushes ahead with plans to develop a Treaty with Traditional Owners, our expert panel examine best strategies to advance a similar process nationally.

Our expert panel explore the importance of truth-telling in the development of our national identity, and the need for an honest and open dialogue about our shared histories.

The Indigenous voice in this country is over 65,000 years old, but the impact of colonisation on that voice is still being felt today.

Diversity in media, whether within traditional outlets or on social media platforms, Indigenous voices are increasingly challenging new audiences.

Capacity building within Aboriginal nations has been identified as a vital step forward in progressing Treaty negotiations in Victoria.

Capacity building within Aboriginal nations has been identified as a vital step forward in progressing Treaty negotiations in Victoria.