Tiwi Aboriginal boys and girls from St. Therese's School (now called Murrapurtiyanuwu) on Bathurst Island in the far north of Australia sing a song in their Tiwi language on the lawn of their school.

This film is about a boy gang, from the sea and a girl gang, from the desert that didn't know each other existed until they meet on the beach. It is a movement piece dedicated to the unique place of their hometown of Roebourne which sits on the edge of the desert, near the sea.

Animation of dog counting

Kiera reads this Mawng story book and also translates it into English

This animation was created by students at Ntaria School, mentored by Leonardo Ortega and Periphery Media. It has grown from a workshop process facilitated by Big hART's Namatjira Project, with senior Hermannsburg school watercolour artists teaching promising young artists their …

Girls of the Roebourne Community perform a dance piece dedicated to the Ngurin River which only flows every few years.

This is the story about how grandma and grandpa find a way to help their grandson, Little Dingi take more responsibility for the choices he makes. Conceived, developed and shot on location at the Yarrenyty Arltere Learning Centre (YALC) in the Larapinta Valley Town Camp Alice …

During the western desert sports carnival held in Nullagine this round, Desert Feet ran a song writing and instrument learning workshop. The kids wrote about playing in a band and we learnt some instruments, although several of the kids were already accomplished at their …