Indigenous
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711SeaLink unveils new artwork by emerging Ngarrindjeri artist, Aislin Aspel, at Penneshaw ferry terminal
Artist Aislin Aspel creates installation piece "The Continuous Journey", capturing the spirit of Country and Dreaming.
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1.1KSupply Nation hosts Adelaide Trade Fair to promote Indigenous-owned businesses
Supply Nation hosts trade fair for Indigenous-owned businesses, to boost economy and support locals.
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621Book Review: Turbo Turtle, Gregg Dreise
PICTURE BOOK: This little lizard is lost in a big world, but he eventually finds his place. He finds where he belongs.
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752Book Review: Animals on Country, by Victor Steffensen, illustrated by Sandra Steffensen
PICTURE BOOK: This engaging picture book from award-winning brother-and-sister team Victor and Sandra Steffensen inspires children and adults alike to look after...
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486Book Review: Cloudmaker, by Helen Milroy
PICTURE BOOK: Cloudmaker is a fictional picture book, that encourages imagination and discussions amongst young readers about friendship, change, purpose and creation.
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947Book Review: Desert Tracks, by Marly Wells and Linda Wells
YOUNG ADULT: Desert Tracks is a time travelling novel about young people in central Australia, the historical legacy of racist policies and...
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4.3KA taste of Country lands in Light Square at this new First Nations café opened during NAIDOC WEEK
Block Ya Dot is a new Aboriginal-owned café in Light Square serving native dishes like lemon myrtle meringue and Kakadu plum cake,...
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701Book Review: Red Dust Running, by Anita Heiss
ROM-COM: Can a real-life cowboy convince Annabelle to compromise for love, or will he be just another man left in the dust?
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2.9KFIRST LOOK: Plans unveiled for major $60 million private school and community sports facility
A new state-of-the-art school and major sports precinct are coming to Riverlea Park in Adelaide's north, thanks to a landmark agreement between...
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3.1KFIRST LOOK: Spectacular $35 million cultural centre opens this week in Port Adelaide
Port Adelaide is about to welcome something truly special, offering a new chapter in reconciliation, regeneration, and regional pride.
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1.1KBook Review: Warra Warra Wai, by Darren Rix and Craig Cormick
NON-FICTION: For the first time, the First Nations story of Cook’s arrival, and what blackfellas want everyone to know about the coming...
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636Book Review: Caution! This Book Contains Deadly Reptiles, by Corey Tutt
PICTURE BOOK: Bursting with vibrant illustrations and cool facts about more than 60 reptiles, Corey celebrates First Nations knowledge about animals found...
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1.6KOver 100 children reunited with families through innovative South Australian program
Explore how the Finding Families program has successfully reunited over 100 children with their families.
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2.1KThe Umeewarra Downtown Aboriginal Music Festival returns to Port Augusta this March
The Umeewarra Downtown festival promises an unforgettable experience with a stellar lineup of performers, headlined by the amazing DEM MOB.
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1.6KBook Review: Dirrayawadha, by Anita Heiss
HISTORICAL FICTION: From the bestselling author of Bila Yarrudhanggalangdhuray (River of Dreams) comes another groundbreaking historical novel about resistance, resilience and love...
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1.7KA unique First Nations led event held on January 26 aims to raise cultural awareness of the day
On the morning of January 26, the River Torrens/Karrawirra Parri will host the moving cultural event Mourning in the Morning.
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2.2KBook Review: When the World Was Soft: Yindjibarndi Creation Stories, by Juluwarlu Group Aboriginal Corporation
CHILDREN'S BOOK: A ground-breaking graphic novel sharing the stories of Yindjibarndi Creation-times in an immediate and engaging way for a contemporary audience.
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1.1KBook Review: Mysterious Mole and Old Croc, by Helen Milroy
PICTURE BOOK: In this fifth Tales of the Bush Mob book, you will meet Molly Mole and Old Croc who strike up...
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1.3KExplore ancient Ngarrindjeri culture with a new indigenous-led tour on Kangaroo Island
Join an indigenous-led tour on Kangaroo Island to explore the rich traditions and stories of the Ngarrindjeri people with Elder Mark Koolmatrie.
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709South Australia’s First Nations Voice to Parliament delivers historic inaugural address
In a historic move, the First Nations Voice to Parliament in South Australia will present its inaugural address today, marking a significant...
