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“The Story of Australia is the Story of All of Us”: Why the Uluṟu Statement from the Heart Matters

The Uluṟu Statement of the Heart, released in 2017, is the largest consensus of First Nations peoples…

Netflix and Sew: Our Favourite Sewing-Inspired Television Shows

Sewing is a great hobby that engages the brain and the hands – tactile, creative and away from those damn screens. But sometimes we’re tiiiiiiired....

“Language Is Not Always Just Spoken”: Rarriwuy Hick Talks New Role for NITV

One of the more invisible tragedies of colonisation is the extinction of First Nations languages...

The Finders Keepers Markets Are Swinging Back Into Melbourne Next Week

Can you believe it?! The Finders Keepers markets are back in full-swing, baby! We’re so excited to be part of the 2022 seasons...

Get Around These LGBTQIA+ Owned Australian Fashion Brands All Year Round

As Pride Month draws to a close and big fashion names begin to drain the rainbow colour from their logos, LGBTQIA+ owned brands across the...

The Stitch Up – A Few of Our Favourite June Makes Spotted in the Wild

Without our lovely makers what even are Peppermint patterns? Just some lonely PDFs and an empty hashtag...

Masters of Country: A Guide to the 2022 Cairns Indigenous Art Fair

The ever-vibrant Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (CIAF) will return to Far North Queensland next month to showcase the immensely...

Nice Rack! Tara Whalley Wears Her Art on Her Sleeve

At the risk of stating the obvious, the clothes we wear matter. And not just in the sense of sartorial splendour and self-expression, but for...

Exclusive: Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair Launches 2022 Public Program

Shining a light on the incredible Indigenous creative talent we have in this country, the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair (DAAF) will return...

It’s Quiltin’ Time – The Endless Possibilities of Quilting

As we wander deep into winter in the southern hemisphere, our hearts and wardrobes begin to yearn for the cosy, the cuddly, perhaps...

Centring First Nations Art and Stories “Keeps Culture Alive”

The National Indigenous Art Fair – two immersive days of First Nations art, design, food and culture – will return to Sydney Harbour’s foreshore next...

The Art of Resistance – How Sewing is Stitched into Pride’s History

We may be living through a golden age for vexillographers (flag-makers) as the combination of divisive online discourse...

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