Director Jennifer Kent and star Baykali Ganambarr talk about confronting colonialism in the most walked out of film of the year.
Sissy Ball curator and House of Slé mother Bhenji Ra opens up about the integrity of the vogue ball.
NAIDOC Week is here! Music, art, fashion, science, you name it, First Nations people are crushing it.
Empress Of chats (and dances [a lot]) with Wednesday Arvos host Darren Lesaguis ahead of her Oxford Art Factory show.
Ian Darling, the director of The Final Quarter chats with Yvonne Sampson of Fox League and Stephen and Kris from Fire Up! about the final years of Adam Goodes career.
French popstar Chris from Christine and the Queens dropped by the studio to make us all feel great about doing the Running Man.
Carmen Glynn-Braun creates seductively beautiful artworks that share and preserve the vital stories of her family and ancestors.
Tanya Ali talks identity + intersectionality with prolific Canberran, Muslim, trans multi-instrumentalist Shoeb Ahmad.
Roslyn Helper creates art exploring how our relationships unfold through our phones, from those post-first-date-heart-racing texts, to the weeping-alone-in-a-dark-cold-room final exchange of words.
With the release of Crazy Rich Asians and the subsequent landslide of think-pieces, Race Matters asks: does Asian representation in the media today cut it?