Yorta Yorta filmmaker, musician and activist Allara Briggs-Pattison talks to Still Here host Neil Morris about her documentary Beautiful Sunshine, the need to connect with each other to protect the land, and…

Local artist and Taungurung woman Kate ten Buuren is gearing up for DIS RUPT, a black youth takeover of Hamer Hall as part of the Yirramboi Festival. The Arts Centre will be opening…

There’s a double-up of talent on this very special Barbeque Day edition of Still Here as Neil and guest co-host Rachael Hocking are joined by two emerging young musicians. First guest is Kee’ahn…

It’s going to be a helluva time this Sunday at CERES, with the folks from Supernormal Canteen joining the Eat It crew; live performances from Waari and Kee’ahn during Still Here; and…

This Sunday, Neil Morris returns from his summer break to present a special two-hour edition of Still Here, from midday to 2pm, ahead of Survival Day.

“There are so many stories out there sitting with our mob… sitting in the missions, sitting in streets, sitting in gaols… they are bursting out with their experience.” Creative Director of Ilbijerri Theatre…

Offering valuable insight into the Indigenous experience of schooling, the justice system and the continuing influence of colonisation, Bighouse Dreaming debuts at the Melbourne Fringe Festival as part of Deadly Fringe. Writer and…

Muniak Mulana in the Yorta Yorta dialect translates to Future Spirit. It is also the title of a new production debuting at Melbourne’s Fringe Festival later this month. Co-creator and performer Neil Morris…

A bunch of great folks have joined the grid this year. Let’s show them the love this Radiothon.

“These doors that I’m trying to kick down…they’re closed to me, they’ve been closed to me all my life…The funny thing is that the minute I stopped caring…(my music) started reaching more people…