In this interview, we find out about oral health and keeping our teeth strong and healthy. We talk with Tarnlee Butler, who is an Project Officer in the Aboriginal Oral Health Program at SA Dental... read on

In this week’s interview, we find out about the Aboriginal Pathway Program, which is run by the University of South Australia College. The Aboriginal Pathway Program is a free program that is open to Anangu... read on

In this week’s Anangu Lands Paper Tracker interview, we talk with Dora and John Dallwitz who are involved in the Ara Irititja Project – meaning, ‘Stories from a long time ago’. We find out about... read on

In this interview, we find out about the ‘Building Better Schools’ project that is being led by the Department for Education. The Government is investing $692 million dollars in the ‘Building Better Schools’ project to... read on

Following our recent interview with Professor Peter Buckskin, we’re going to continue with a focus on the development of the South Australia Aboriginal Education Strategy and the importance of children being able to learn in... read on

In this week’s Anangu Lands Paper Tracker interview, we find out about the Aboriginal Education Strategy for South Australia. The aim of the Department of Education and Child Development’s Aboriginal Education Strategy is to improve... read on

In this week’s Anangu Lands Paper Tracker radio interview, we talk with the Premier of South Australia, the Hon Steven Marshall MP, who is also the South Australia Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation. We... read on

In this week’s interview, we find out about the Wiltja Secondary College in Adelaide. We talk about the academic side of the College as well as the residential boarding facilities. We talk with Dan Bleby... read on

In this week’s interview, we focus on history and on ways to keep history and people’s stories alive. We talk about looking after all the information and the records that help to tell the story... read on

In this week’s interveiw, we find out about a great project called, ‘Bikes Palya’ – meaning, ‘Bikes are great’! Bikes Palya is a program for young people and communities across the APY Lands. It includes... read on