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New research has found that Reconciliation Action Plans, or RAPs, can play a significant role in reducing workplace racism and improving cultural safety for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander employees. The report from the UTS Centre for Indigenous People and Work shows employees in organisations with RAPs are less likely to experience racism and more likely to feel supported at work.

The Queensland and the Northern Territory governments are facing mounting criticism after they blocked a key UN official from inspecting youth detention centres, Malarndirri McCarthy, has urged states and territories to cooperate.#sbsaudiopodcast

Gunditjmara and Djab Wurrung artist, Hayley Millar Baker presents 'No Spectacular Soul' a major solo commission at Artspace.#sbsaudiopodcast

National Film and Sound Archive of Australia and the Australasian Performing Right Association comprise the first National Songbook that celebrates and preserves the songs and songwriters that have helped shape Australia's cultural identity.#sbsaudiopodcast

The Bogong Moth has been celebrated with a four metre tall sculpture at Eurobin Station by Barkindji artist Kent Morris.#sbsaudiopodcast

"It was the first time that such a rich and diverse group of Australian photographers were presented at one of the most prestigious festivals of photography in the world, with a really strong representation of First Nations artists, and a contemporary vision of what Australia is today." - Cybèle Panagiotou.#sbsaudiopodcast

First Nations leaders say they are increasingly concerned about the future of treaty in Victoria as the state election approaches.#sbsaudiopodcast

"We're a museum and a space of technology, science and design, and sitting right in the middle of that at the heart of that is First Nations cultural knowledge" - Beau James#sbsaudiopodcast

Indigenous filmmaker Kieran Satour, cast and crew present 'Facing the Numbers' at premiere in Sydney to a sold out audience.#sbsaudiopodcast

Melbourne's Birrarung, Yarra River, can soon be experienced from a First Nations prespective with the launch of a new cultural cruise.#sbsaudiopodcast