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Marranunggu rapper Yung Milla has been crowned winner of The Voice Australia 2026 (opens the original)
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Marranunggu rapper Yung Milla has been crowned the winner of The Voice Australia 2026, taking his music and story from Darwin to millions of homes across the country. The 22-year-old, also known as Levi Nichaloff, won season 15 of the competition after a standout run on judge Melanie C's team. His victory makes him the first rapper to win The Voice Australia. After his historic win on Sunday evening, Yung Milla struggled to put his emotions into words. “I just can't believe it. I'm just so grate
Bangarra corrects its pronunciation and reconnects with its Wiradjuri roots (opens the original)
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The word is repeated around the room at a Bangarra Dance Theatre cultural workshop; staff, dancers and leadership are learning to properly pronounce the organisation’s Wiradjuri language name. The recent change has been years in the making. Watch a video of the pronunciation here: When Frances Rings became Artistic Director in 2023, it was brought to her attention that the common pronunciation of the name (ban-GAH-ruh), used almost universally, was incorrect. “I think as First Nations people we
The Koori Knockout is back for its 54th year! Here's everything you need to know (opens the original)
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One of the largest and most significant gatherings of First Nations peoples on the Koori calendar, the Knockout brings together communities from right across NSW for a weekend of fierce competition and Blak excellence. For mob, the Koori Knockout represents so much more than what happens on the footy field. It is a chance to reunite with family and friends, connect with community and represent your mob with pride. For the teams competing, winning the Knockout means more than just taking home the
Koori Knockout 2026: Everything you need to know (opens the original)
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One of the largest and most significant gatherings of First Nations peoples on the Koori calendar, the Knockout brings together communities from right across NSW for a weekend of fierce competition and Blak excellence. For mob, the Koori Knockout represents so much more than what happens on the footy field. It is a chance to reunite with family and friends, connect with community and represent your mob with pride. For the teams competing, winning the Knockout means more than just taking home the
Honouring the men who have shaped us (opens the original)
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Father’s Day can mean something different to everyone. For some its a celebration, for others it’s a day of remembrance and paying tribute to someone who is no longer here. Across Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, the relationships we share with the men in our lives who guide and support us can take different forms. For some, it’s their dad, for others, it’s a pop or stepdad who helped raise them, an uncle who stepped up, or another father figure or mentor we look up to. They ca
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