The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Public Health Journal

Performed by Shellie Morris, Grant Nundhirribala and the children of Numbulwar primary school during a workshop at the Aboriginal community of Numbulwar. Man...

This is a Supernatural Project This song was written and performed by members of the Weipa Community and Napranum North Queensland Australia The Song writing...

a positive anti-drug message song written by Yirrkala school boys facilitated, filmed & produced by Live Vibe Music

One of Australia's first Aboriginal doctors, Dr Mark Wenitong, talks Indigenous health, music and making changes. As a leader in the health community, Dr Wen...

An anti-tobacco song from the Yirrkala Homelands School SHEP students made in Garrthalala 2010. The commercial was facilitated and produced by Live Vibe Musi...

An anti-tobacco song from the Yirrkala Homelands School SHEP students made in Garrthalala 2010. The commercial was facilitated and produced by Live Vibe Musi...

An anti-tobacco song from the Yirrkala Homelands School SHEP students made in Garrthalala 2010. The commercial was facilitated and produced by Live Vibe Musi...

In this episode the ship from the history books that is helping young Indigenous people find a new career and all the news from the Indigenous music awards.

Whitewater Band, Yarralin Community, This was produced in the community, from an idea, story board to shooting, all members live in the community, we need help

Firstly I'd like to acknowledge my elders and ancestors before me who made it possible for me to create this and made it possible for me to be treated equall...

Warning! Contains images of the deceased. This video clip shows some of the complexities of funeral proceedings in Arnhem Land. I shot this some years ago at...

'Riyawarray: Common Ground' a film that honours and celebrates Yolngu (Aboriginal)customary law and culture. Our right to live our lives as free people witho...

The Awabakal Aboriginal Medical Service in partnership with Live Longer! hosted the Karuah Youth Music Festival on Saturday 4 June 2011.

Dancing, singing and yirdaki playing at a public funeral ceremony for a Galpu clansman, 2004.

Are these guys the youngest yirdaki players on YouTube? Mani is 3 years old, still in nappies, and Abala is 5 years old, in his first year at school - albeit...