This year Dirk Dickenson and Reggie O'Riley travelled from Tennant Creek to Adelaide to work at the WOMADelaide Festival. Unsure of what to expect they ended up working on the main stage with some of the biggest artists in the world.

In April 2015, 110 singers met at Ross River Homestead in the Eastern MacDonnell Ranges in the Northern Territory of Australia. They travelled from remote communities of Central Australia - Areyonga, Titjikala, Mutitjulu, Docker River and Ntaria. They travelled from every State …

The 8th biennal Keela Dreaming Festival was Kellerberrin’s celebration of art, music, dance, culture, sport and community. Held at Kellerberrin in early March, the 2013 festival video captures all the fun and excitement of the longest running Noongar festival in the Wheatbelt. …

Nyanganyi was written, recorded, filmed and produced in Kintore with members of Running Water Band and young people from Walungurru school. The song tells a story about feeling lost and finding your way back home.

Singing For Belonging is a short documentary celebrating the 10 year Anniversary of the Winanjjikari Music Centre. Acknowledging the forefathers who's dream it was to bring a music centre to the central desert tablelands of Australia. In 2006 The Winanjjikari Music Centre was an …

Award winning Noongar singer songwriter Gina Williams, with musicians Guy Ghouse and David Hyams, have been working with Noongar communities as part of CAN WA’s Voices of the Wheatbelt program. Through 2012, Aboriginal Elders and young people came together to share stories …