Mudjingaal Yangamba

06/05/2026

06/05/2026

On the 11th APRIL🔴🟡⚫️ Celebrating self determination in action what a day 🔴⚫️🟡 Booderee 30th anniversary

06/05/2026

06/05/2026

Jannice

Comedy champions
By Jillian Mundy

‘One Silly Ring’ a quietly spoken Yarwura and Noongar woman from Broome, clad in a Michael Jackson inspired outfit, has taken out top prize at this year’s Deadly Funny National Grand Final with her deadpan, self-depreciating humour.
Also known as Pearl Smith, she was one of eleven First Nations comedians from across so-called Australia who had won or been invited as wildcards from regional Deadly Funny heats to the grandfinal in Naarm/ Melbourne last week.
There were radio hosts, performers, writers and singers looking for a new direction, some who ended up there after being encouraged, or maybe coerced, into having a crack at regional workshops. There was a dancer whose body is apparently held together with scotch tape and one woman who was forty years late for the gig. Whatever their reasons or back story they had a few things in common – deadly, Blak and funny.
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25/04/2026

Staying strong in the face of blatant racism 🔴⚫️🟡

05/04/2026

What a beautiful day yesterday at the Blak Markets in Huskisson. The weather didn’t stop us having a great time with fam, community and allies. ❤️💛🖤

04/04/2026

Deadly Huskisson Blak Markets! Thank you for having us. We had a wonderful time xx

03/04/2026

Come and catch us at Huski Blak Market Saturday 4th April 9-2pm
We will be singing from 11 🎶👣🎤🔴⚫️🟡🔴⚫️🟡

15/02/2026

Friday night in chippendale with Cooee🎶🎶🎶🎶

20/11/2025

💯 Feeling excited for all us women to be finally doing our Album 🙏✨🎤❤️

📣 Regional Arts Fund Supports 25 New Projects Across NSW in 2026 📣

The Australian Government’s Regional Arts Fund will provide $620,000 to support 25 new projects in regional, rural, and remote New South Wales in 2026.

Australian Government Minister for the Arts, the Hon Tony Burke MP said, “Where you live, shouldn’t dictate your level of involvement within Australia’s art sector. This funding will create over 850 jobs for regional artists and arts workers across Australia.

“From Mullumbimby, to Emerald, Warrnambool and Rapid Creek, audiences will get to experience some incredible projects across a range of different mediums.

“We know there’s a story for every place and a place for every story and this funding only further supports that.”

RANSW CEO, Dr Tracey Callinan OAM, commented, “This year we saw an unprecedently high demand for funding and many high quality applications. The successful applications in this year’s round of project grants from the Regional Arts Fund are a testament to the quality of and need for the arts in regional NSW and the impact it has in regional communities.”

➡ Visit our website to see the full recipient list

The Regional Arts Fund is an Australian Government program that supports sustainable cultural development in regional and remote communities in Australia. The program is managed by Regional Arts Australia and administered in New South Wales by Regional Arts NSW.

Regional Arts Australia

19/11/2025

We are making an album! 🎶✨

We are so excited and blessed to have been one of 25 projects funded by Regional Arts NSW to record our debut album and continue to share our languages, experiences and culture with family, community, and the broader public.

Thank you to everyone who has supported us and cheered us on in our journey so far.

We can’t wait to celebrate with you! 👣 ❤️💛🖤

📣 Regional Arts Fund Supports 25 New Projects Across NSW in 2026 📣

The Australian Government’s Regional Arts Fund will provide $620,000 to support 25 new projects in regional, rural, and remote New South Wales in 2026.

Australian Government Minister for the Arts, the Hon Tony Burke MP said, “Where you live, shouldn’t dictate your level of involvement within Australia’s art sector. This funding will create over 850 jobs for regional artists and arts workers across Australia.

“From Mullumbimby, to Emerald, Warrnambool and Rapid Creek, audiences will get to experience some incredible projects across a range of different mediums.

“We know there’s a story for every place and a place for every story and this funding only further supports that.”

RANSW CEO, Dr Tracey Callinan OAM, commented, “This year we saw an unprecedently high demand for funding and many high quality applications. The successful applications in this year’s round of project grants from the Regional Arts Fund are a testament to the quality of and need for the arts in regional NSW and the impact it has in regional communities.”

➡ Visit our website to see the full recipient list

The Regional Arts Fund is an Australian Government program that supports sustainable cultural development in regional and remote communities in Australia. The program is managed by Regional Arts Australia and administered in New South Wales by Regional Arts NSW.

Regional Arts Australia