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Join veteran comedian Kevin Kropinyeri, nurse-turned-comedian Janty Blair, and Dr.

Three first nations comedians standing in photo

Microphone in stand on a stage

Words in first nations language with colourful background

Visitors enjoying a large, colourful light installation projected on the ground.

Three women next to each other in 60's outfits smiling

Hands hold a movie clapperboard with the text "What is Documentary?" overlaid in cursive yellow script.

An Aboriginal man with his arms crossed, standing in front of his painting, ‘The Original Blak Panther’.

BIRRARANGGA Film Festival

Indigenous woman standing infront of Aboriginal dot painting artwork

Five Aboriginal women standing together under a marquee.

Stolen Wages, Mervyn Street

A young Aboriginal woman and man stand smiling in front of a large screen playing an animation, set up in the desert.

Combining spooky tropes, Aboriginal spirits and the "inhumanity of taking somebody's children", Jon Bell has created a horror movie with a lot of heart.

A film still of Shari Sebbens, a 30-something Aboriginal woman, looking battered, cradling a baby in the bush.

Comedian-turned-actor Steph Tisdell takes on a new creative challenge: writing a young adult novel that explores "diversity within diversity".

Comedian Steph Tisdell standing in front of a mustard coloured background.

Stolen is based on the real-life experiences of members of the Stolen Generations. Its message is as relevant now as when the play was first written nearly three decades ago.

Kartanya Maynard is wearing a linen off-site shirt, posing under an off-white sheet.

Words in first nations language with colourful background

Head back to the Great Sandy Desert in Western Australia with with broadcaster and artist Natalie Davey. There she'll share the Walmajarri name for diamond doves.

The word 'kurlukuku' is written in block white letters with a blue and orange graphic background.

Natalie Davey is a Bunuba/Walmajarri woman and radio broadcaster from Fitzroy Crossing in Western Australia. This week Natalie is sharing the Walmajarri word for paternal grandfather — kirlaki.

Word Up: KIRLAKI

This is our last week with Gary Williams, joining us all the way from the Mid North Coast of NSW in Gumbaynggirr Country. Today, Gary will share his word for brother-in-law and how this word is passed on to his family.

Word Up: NGAJI

Image of uluru in the day with blue skys

How did one viral hit song travel on a bush radio network from Broome in the north, south to Port Augusta, from Wilcannia in the east and as far west as Esperance with the same lyrics and rhythm for at least 160 years?

Tree stand in dry red sand, road trails off into distance

How did one viral hit song travel on a bush radio network from Broome in the north, south to Port Augusta, from Wilcannia in the east and as far west as Esperance with the same lyrics and rhythm for at least 160 years?

White trees are reflected on a lake at night time on a star filled night in the desert

How did one viral hit song travel on a bush radio network from Broome in the north, south to Port Augusta, from Wilcannia in the east and as far west as Esperance with the same lyrics and rhythm for at least 160 years?

Desert with dry trees growing from it, blue skys in background