Triana Hernandez

As we face a climate crisis, Indigenous environmental activists like Jamie Graham-Blair are highlighting how traditional custodians have always protected country.

The self-taught Iranian-Dutch talent on the importance of following your destiny.

Latin, British, fragmented, and political — Yung Brujo creates dancefloors that speak to multiculturalism.

For 25 years, Guy Blackman and Ben O’Connor have worked to create a "beautiful, healthy, expressive music scene."

With references including thunderstorms, Bjork, indigenous languages and the role of women in Aboriginal communities, the group are knitting together past, present and future.

We caught up with the rising London star about politics and poetry — because what else are you going to talk about in 2017?

The polymath is taking conversations about race and identity offline and into the real world.

"Aboriginal people are sick of being talked about — in parliament, in schooling systems, everywhere. We want to be talked to, we want to be part of the discussion, we have so much to say and we have been silenced for so long."

She’s part of the new generation of Australian rappers reclaiming hip hop as a political weapon, a megaphone amplifying racial and gender diversity.

DISPOSSESSED’s guitarist on using punk to champion Indigenous, queer and black voices.