An interview with Tony Green about staion life and his experiences.
This is the coverage of Bernard Singer's entry in the Finke Desert Race 2012 with his Thornebuilt Car.
Audrey Nungala Rankine from Mungkarta talks about her experiences growing up around Ali Curung and the Devil's Marbles including the story of her painting.
Music Clip of kids having fun with the MusoMagic Team in Wadeye.
Highlights of the Desert Harmony Festival, 2011 (Short version)
Mona Napurrurla Kidd, Connie Napurrurla Lovegrove, and Theresa Napurrurla Patterson talk about their lives, growing up around Wavehill, Tiimbaruk pre-settlement, during the mission days where they were saved from the surrounding massacres,
From the UPK 2 Nganampa Health program, this is "Hey hey Hey' by Desmond Woodforde and the UPK Band.
Documentary about red kangaroos, from the perspective of the Red Kangaroo. Winner of "The People's Choice Award" at the 14th Remote Media Festival held in October 2012 in Djarindjin community, WA.
A story from the Barlow family of the Paakantyi People of the Darling River, as told by Uncle Murray Butcher. This film was made by students from Wilcannia High School with the assistance of the Sharing Stories organisation in 2011.
Grace, Tanika and Evelyn are students from Wilcannia Central School in western NSW. They did this work and are really proud of it.
Animation about a new person in the area being taught about the local snakes and they could be different from the ones he knows.
West African band, Tinariwen, put on a concert for the people of Amata.
Birthday celebrations for Peter Tjutatja's 100th birthday.
Promotion explaining what the Anangu Tertiary Education Program does.
An IPA Declaration given over the land at Sandy Bore in the APY Lands.
Trevor Jamieson talks about what Money Mob is doing out on the Pitjantjatjara Lands, and gives a behind the scenes look at making a radio play to teach people about how to be wise with their money.
Richard Parmbuk discusses his paintings at the ranger base.
From Wadeye in the Top End, this is Tjindi by Sylvester and Mark Parmbuk.
Children's showering song sung by Aboriginal children; part of a health strategy programme in remote north-west of South Australia. This strategy was established by the Nganampa Health Council and is known as Uwankara Palyanku Kanyintjaku meaning A Strategy for Well Being.
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