Three stories in the Yarn Strong Sista series of books read by Yorta Yorta elder Aunty Zeta Thomson.CDyorta yorta, barmah forest, juvenile fiction

The story of Dyeerrm is adapted from the original tale of Tiddalik, a well-known Dreamtime story told throughout Australia by many Indigenous peoples. Iramoo Primary School has worked with the Wathaurong People of the Geelong and Werribee districts to produce a piece of work which reflects the lives of these people, the food they ate, the plants they lived amongst and the stories that make up their culture. "The school has endeavoured to ensure all information in the retelling of this version is accurate. We apologise for any inconsistencies".DVDwathaurong, geelong, werribee, dyeerrm, tiddalik, dreamtime, storytelling, animation

Interactive multi-ending Indigenous drama series set in Hidden Valley; inspired by requests from elders and youth of the Arrernte community in Mbarnte Alice Springs.DVDarrernte, central desert, mbarntwe, alice springs, drama

Includes Butchulla Welcome, Butchulla body parts and the Butchulla stories: 'Where is my mother?', ' K'gari creation story', and 'Bulumbee' story and dance.DVDbutchulla, language revival, education

Over 8 weeks (Oct-Nov 2012) participants of the Blaktraks Arts Project explored their identity through music, stencil art, photography and video. The result is a bunch of deadly short films that tell their stories - Check them out!DVDindigenous filmmakers, koorie heritage trust, storyscape

During the Blaktraks Arts Project (Feb-April 2011), young participants created hip-hop songs and other soundtracks, stencil art, digital photographs and video. The result is a bunch of deadly short films that tell their stories - Check them out!indigenous filmmakers, koorie heritage trust, storyscape

Discussion with Jack Long about story of Turkey and Emu, making bark canoes and the man known as Euston Billy.CD, transcription and notesmadi madi, mathi mathi, jack long, euston billy, oral histories, luise hercus

The story of Bunjil the Eagle and Waa the Crow, illustrated by schoolchildren and with comments on the significance of the story by four of the children and and two elders.photographs, illustrationsbunjil, waa, storytelling, jaara, kulin, barmah, gisborne, heathcote

Short story for children in Butchulla language.word lists, colour illustrationsbutchulla, korrawinga aboriginal corporation, juvenile literature, language readers

Writing competition featuring entries from all ages. Entries take the form of stories, articles, plays, poetry, lyrics and raps. Encourages Indigenous people of the region to write well and develop good standards of literacy.Illustrationsyorta yorta, barmah, storytelling, children, creative writing