Telecommunications social enterprise MobConnect aims to give Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities the quality cellular technology and connectivity they deserve.
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A government taskforce looking at the city's Aboriginal homelessness population found COVID-19 lockdown shelters that permitted alcohol consumption, and yarning circles led by Indigenous translators, were more successful than traditional responses.
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A SALA exhibition happening in the city showcases the art and inner lives of people within the South Australian carceral system. One participant tells CityMag “people would be staggered by the level of wasted talent that sits in prisons."
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State Library Director Geoff Strempel says the way the institution has dealt with Indigenous material over its 187-year history has "not been good", but it has plans to repair its relationship with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
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Renowned Indigenous photographer Colleen Strangways has levelled up her storytelling, spotlighting Arabana culture in virtual reality.
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An organiser behind Adelaide's Black Lives Matter protest wants the City of Adelaide to erect statues of “resilient and strong” First Nations figures in the CBD, and is encouraging Indigenous people to run in the upcoming supplementary council election to ensure the community is advocated for.
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SA Museum Head of Humanities John Carty has a strong Instagram follow-to-follow ratio and counts the Premier as a fan. He says he uses the platform to share “hard” but “important” Indigenous stories from within the institution.
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Ngarrindjeri and Kaurna poet Dominic Guerrera will appear at First Nations spoken word event First Words at Writers' Week this weekend, and says Indigenous representation is sorely lacking in Australian literary festivals.
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At Tika Tirka, Ronald Rankine helps Indigenous students living away from their families continue their connection to culture and community as they transition to life after high school.
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