Rachael Hocking and Madeline Hayman-Reber co-host an all Blak women edition of Still Here. In addition to spinning an array of excellent tunes by Blak women, Rachael and Madeline give us in-depth…

There is a sacred birthing tree, just outside of Ararat in rural Victoria, where over 50 generations of Indigenous Australians have been brought into the world. This tree is over 800 years old…

For the very first time, all three hosts of Still Here – Paul Gorrie, Rachael Hocking and Neil Morris – broadcast together! Stream this epiosde to hear some of their favourite tracks from…

Maylene Slater-Burns is an Indigineous musician, writer and activist and has previously served as a member on the NAIDOC Committee. Speaking with Still Here fill-in host Rachel Hocking, Maylene notes that for the…

This week, Still Here moves to Triple R’s live Performance Space in time to celebrate NAIDOC Week.

Joining hosts Neil Morris and Paul Gorrie, this special live show features performances by Indigenous artists…

Still Here host Neil Morris joins Breakfasters to discuss NAIDOC Week and the upcoming live to air broadcast of Still Here, with special guests William Elm, Kian, Bumpy, and Alice Skye.

Neil…

Neil talks to Deborah Cheetham about the piece she has written "Eumeralla, a war requiem for peace" which is Australia’s first requiem based on the resistance wars which took place in South Western…

Each week on Triple R, Still Here showcases Indigenous song and story. In a special two hour event during NAIDOC Week, Neil Morris and co-host/DJ Paul Gorrie present Still Here live from…

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…