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He's been described as an Aboriginal prophet - an extraordinary man who dreamt of self-determination, of independent homelands, of rights and political freedom for his countrymen and women and who fought a long, personal war against racism and settler colonialism. (Source: Awaye! website: www.abc.net.au)

Documentary filmmaker Steve McGregor in his latest film Croker Island Exodus follows the story of 95 Aboriginal children and their missionary carers who embarked on a cross-continent journey - a journey to safety from Japanese warplanes and the bombing of Darwin.(Source: RadioNational Awaye website: www.abc.net.au)

'Ghenoa Gela has choreographed a new work that represents the four winds that prescribe life in the islands of the Torres Strait. The winds are elemental forces that predict when to plant, to harvest and even when to mourn. Ghenoa explores the characteristics of each wind through dance and weaves a complex web of interlacing creation stories, told in a contemporary way.' (Source: Awaye website)

Megan Cope interrogates the certification of Aboriginality in her new film work The Blaktism. The artist is at the centre of a transformative quasi-religious but absurdist ritual where a host of Australian stereotypes perform a 'blaktism'.

Daniel Browning interviews Boori Monty Pryor about his ABC web series, Wrong Kind of Black.