Jimmy Little: mentor and musician
A decade ago Australian Geographic spoke to Jimmy Little, an icon of 1960s Aussie pop culture.
A decade ago Australian Geographic spoke to Jimmy Little, an icon of 1960s Aussie pop culture.
We went north to the Tiwi Islands to discover how a tiny community has produced so many Aussie football greats.
A TV report showing turtles and dugongs hunted in the Torres Strait has been criticised as unbalanced and emotive.
Mary-Jean Sutton, with the help of AG Society, is preserving the memories of the Mapoon Aboriginal community.
Recordings of indigenous languages on the point of extinction are being gathered into an online database.
A vast cattle station on the Northern Territory’s Daly River is being handed back to the people that once owned it.
A project, supported by the Australian Geographic Society, is using X-rays to uncover hidden Aboriginal rock art.
In the wake of seagrass damage from the 2011 floods, traditional owners have decided to stop hunting dugong.
Of 250 known Aboriginal languages, just 20 are still in use today. A new project will attempt to revive some.
Dickie Minyintiri, who only began painting five years ago, has taken out Australia’s premier indigenous art award.