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Nicholas Galanin
Interview

Banksia: Nicholas Galanin on Neon Anthem at Dark Mofo

Anne-Marie Te Whiu
Interview

Banksia: Anne-Marie Te Whiu on Poetry Collection Mettle

kirli Saunders
Interview

Banksia: Kirli Saunders on Eclipse, Yandha Djanbay and Cooee

wani toaishara
Interview

Banksia: wani toaishara Discusses Exhibition Exchange and Creative Practice

Andrea James and Brent Watkins
Interview

Banksia: Andrea James On The Black Woman Of Gippsland

Daniel Browning
Interview

Banksia: Daniel Browning on First Nations Events at Melbourne Writers Festival

Margo Kane
Interview

Banksia: Margo Kane On Returning To The Stage Through YIRRAMBOI

Kimberley Moulton
Interview

Banksia: Kimberley Moulton on TarraWarra Biennial 2025: We Are Eagles

Glenny Briggs
Interview

Banksia: Glennys Briggs on Exhibition Stories Told On Country

Samoan film TINA
Interview

Banksia: Miki Magasiva, Anapela Polataiavo and Beulah Qualeh on film TINA

River Boy
Segment

Banksia: Tribute to Narayana of Willow Beats and River Boy

Revive and Resist
Interview

Banksia: Kieran Satour on Celebrating Global Indigenous Artists through Revive and Resist

māmā Mahirangi
Interview

Banksia: Māmā Mahirangi on the power of Haka

Dr. Vicki Couzens
Interview

Banksia: Dr Vicki Couzens On Stolen Land, Stolen Language

Mulga Bore Hard ROck
Interview

Banksia: Mulga Bore Hard Rock on Sweet Home Mulga Bore and Music Journey

Sachem
Interview

Banksia: Hip-hop Artist Sachém Reflects On New Single 'Shakin n Bakin'

Free Leonard Peltier
Interview

Banksia: Director Jesse Short Bull on Documentary Free Leonard Peltier

Margo Kane Moolodge YIRRAMBOI
Interview

Banksia: Sage Wright and Emily Wells on YIRRAMBOI Welcoming Northern Turtle Island

Gapu Nupan
Interview

Banksia: Rachael Wallis Discusses Cross-cultural Performance Gapu Ŋupan

Birrarangga Film Festival 2025
Interview

Banksia: Tony Briggs Discusses Birrarangga Film Festival 2025 and Celebrating Indigenous Film Globally

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