Stigmabase | Australia - New Zealand

Yolngu people breathe new life into didgeridoos from 1880s - Mr Gurruwiwi hoped the exhibition would bring a new level of understanding and friendship between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people. The instruments are just some of the 28,000 Aboriginal items held by the South Australian Museum's Australian Aboriginal cultural collection.

George Michael remembered as gay trailblazer who pushed pop boundaries -  Australian singer-songwriter Brendan Maclean said Michael will be remembered as more than just a pop icon, but also a rebel, a trailblazer and, ...

Chef Paul Iskov, Champion of Aboriginal Australian Ingredients - We met Paul Iskov at the Margaret River Gourmet Escape, a major international food and wine experience in Australia . He is unusual in that he ...

No days off for mental health - For those experiencing a mental illness Christmas can be one of the ... National mental health organisation SANE Australia is also urging anyone ...

Māori Preacher's mission to help the needy worldwide - Owen Pomana of Ngāti Kahungunu is a preacher on a mission helping the vulnerable in Aotearoa and around the world. His passion for the needy ...

Changing lives one race at a time - She has been helping a lot of people, not just Maori and Pasifika, but helping everyone to combat things like diabetes, heart disease, obesity and low ...

Dover Samuels takes one last dive to see the Rainbow Warrior - He is a man well known for his diving exploits. At almost 80 years old Dover Samuels has received an invite to dive the wreck of the Rainbow Warrior ...

What are the main causes of crashes on New Zealand's roads? - These are the recurring themes in crashes that have claimed, maimed and changed the lives of people travelling on New Zealand's roads. They are ...