Our First Nations contributors offer some words about what Reconciliation Week means to them.

With more than 4000 Aboriginal families on waiting lists for social housing, former CEO of Aboriginal Housing Victoria, Jenny Samms on the Andrews government's stimulus investement into social housing means for Aboriginal families.

Writer and director Larissa Behrendt talks about the making of her new film MARALINGA TJARUTJA. And Kellyanne Andy, Elizabeth Morgan House Aboriginal Women's Service Inc CEO,  discusses access to public and social housing…

Larissa Behrendt is the director of a the documentary Maralinga Tjarutja which explores the impact of British nuclear testing at Marilinga between 1956 and 1963. It is a tale of tragedy, skullduggery and…

Visual artist Mayrah Dreise talks about the importance of listening to Elders' wisdom and knowledge; and the Australian War Memorial's Indigenous Liaison Officer Michael Bell talks about the history of First Nations men…

First Nations lawyer Roxanne Moore and Tanya Day's daughter Apryl Watson discuss the impact of COVID-19 in prisons. With presenter Daniel James.

The role the Austraar Memorial plays in telling the ststories of the Indigenous service men and women whwho fought for a country that didn'tin many cases, didn't even recognise thethein which they were…

The #CleanOutPrisons campaign aims to protect Aboriginal prisoners in correctional facilities from COVID-19. Roxanne Moore, Executive Officer, National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Service (NATSILS) and justice advocate Apryl Watson join Daniel…

Reconciliation Victoria CEO Diana David and newly appointed Co-Chair Shane Charles explore a future of respect, justice and understanding; and journalist Amy McQuire reports on the fight against COVID-19 in Aboriginal communities. With…

Claire G. Coleman is a Noongar woman, writer and poet who recently penned an essay for the Koorie Heritage Trust Voices series, entitled 'COVID and Colonialism'. She joins Areej on The Rap …