NSW
Support Act has secured funding for a national review into the experiences of Indigenous music workers and is seeking an independent First Nations-led research partner to carry out the work.
New Indigenous signs have been installed across the Kiama local government area to recognise Aboriginal cultural heritage at 11 notable and historical sites.
Australia's first youth Indigenous All-Stars basketball team unveiled their custom jerseys at PCYC Auburn last Friday, celebrating their final training session before departing for their historic tour...
Specially commissioned for the exhibition Super Kaylene Whiskey, Kaylene Whiskey's three-panelled series depicting Cathy Freeman AC as she lights the torch, runs and wins Gold at the 2000 Sydney Olymp...
First Nations-led arts and cultural projects which deliver long-lasting outcomes for artists and communities across New South Wales are being supported by the latest round of the state's Creative Nati...
Hip-hop powerhouse BARKAA was awarded the First Nations Music Prize at the inaugural NSW Music Prize Awards on Monday. Her second EP, 'Big Tidda', has cemented the Malyangapa and Barkindji rapper's pl...
More than 450 Pacific Islander youth from across Sydney and the Central Coast united at Sydney Olympic Park on Wednesday in a vibrant celebration of cultural pride and performance for PCYC NSW's Haka...
Screen NSW and SXSW have partnered on a program to boost the career of a successful Indigenous screen practitioner. The First Nations Screen Fellowship returns in 2025, with 12 months of funding suppo...
Now running until 4 July, TAFE NSW Eora exhibition is a hive of creative activity in the lead up to NAIDOC Week. With a powerful cultural arts exhibition and a series of artist workshops taking place...
Fresh from international touring, King Stringray will headline a bumper line-up celebrating NAIDOC Week at the Art Gallery of New South Wales next month.
The Parliament of New South Wales is set to host a one-night-only native food experience, co-lead by Indigenous chef Dwayne Bannon-Harrison, as part of Vivid Sydney's food program.
Elsie Stewart, a proud Biripi woman living on Awabakal Country in Newcastle, is preparing to hit the road for her seventh year in the Variety NSW Bash.
The NSW Aboriginal Languages Trust (the Trust) board has welcomed five new members. The Trust was established in 2020 under the Aboriginal Languages Act 2017, with the independent board responsible fo...