SOBRE ESTE EPISÓDIO
Head to AIATSIS Summit 2026 with AIATSIS CEO Leonard Hill, and mob from across the country as they reflect on "Our Truth, Our Power, Our Future".
Then award-winning Noongar director Ian Michael shares his hopes for the future of Indigenous arts, as Awaye kickstarts its 50 Years of Deadly series.
Plus for Word Up meet a Ngardi language legend.
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Acclaimed actor Deborah Mailman reflects on becoming the first Indigenous inductee to the Logies Hall of Fame.
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Head to the 43rd National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards, where exceptional artists gather together in celebration of their work from across the country.
Artist Jahkarli Felicitas Romanis discusses her large scale photographic work Connections and how it challenges colonial perceptions of photography and archives.
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