Ernie was one of the last Indigenous people to actually live in the Malanda Falls rainforest. He takes us on a walk through the forest (2012)
This workshop to provides information to Indigenous Language Workers to assist with preservation of their language in communities (2012)
A language project to record a poem written by the students in traditional language as well as English as part of a hip hop rap project (2011)
The Q150 stories celebrated Queensland's distinctive identity. Abe is a weaver of fine traditional baskets based at Girringun Arts Centre (2009)
The Q150 stories celebrated Queensland's distinctive identity. Barry is one of the last trackers working with the police (2009)
During a holiday programme run by the library, children on the island create an animated book during a Culture Love Workshop (2010)
The Q150 stories celebrated Queensland's distinctive identity. Tommy George tells some of his life's story (2009)
A chat with the artists whose work covers the Tilt Train as it journeys north to Cairns for the official launch of the project (2011)
A segment from the documentary 'Living in Cyclone Country' on the aftermath of Cyclone Yasi, one story that came out of the event(2012)
A look behind the scenes at the process of making a rap song with the students from the school, including animation and language work (2011)
What is the importance of Indigenous Langauge and how does it help us to identify who we are? Ernie tells his story (2009)
A look at the weaving exchange that was underway between central Australian and Cape York weavers working with ghost nets (2010)
A re-telling of stories and songs from Myths and Legens of the Torres Strait by Margaret Lawrie in traditional language (2010)
A compile of footage taken for the Arts Centre during a visit by people from Lifou, New Caledonia, looking for their ancestoral links(2012)
The Q150 stories celebrated Queensland's distinctive identity. Two time ARIA winner, Seaman began his recording career at age 69 (2009)
The completed rap song written and created by the students of Bloomfield State School as part of a language project (2011)
What is the importance of Indigenous Langauge and how do does it help us identify who we are? William tells his story (2009)
A short film story on the weaving exchange that took place at the Laura festival. This was showcased on the Treasures Wall of SLQ (2009)
A story on the Culture Love project held over the holidays at Hammond Island to create a mural to put on the wall of the library (2011)