Recent UN Human Rights Winner, John Akuot Aciek is currently serving as the President of the South Sudanese Community Association in WA

Walking Together on Country spoken by Marion Kickett, heard by John Kinsella, an Australian poet responding to Marion, a Noongar Elder.

Amy Raveendrakumar created Found My Skin - an ethically sourced and environmentally conscious sunscreen produced in Perth, Western Australia

COTTESLOE, WA - In Australia, more people are surviving breast cancer than ever before

Students from Curtin University had a yarn at the Foundation of Indigenous Sustainable Health (FISH)

Alexander Circosta interviews departing President UNAAWA, Dr Sandy Chong, VIP Speaker Dr Craig Challen SC OAM, Jamiela Sungkar, Psychologist

Tanya Langford, winner for the United Nations Day 2022, in the category of Gender Equality, UNAAWA.

United Nations Day 24 October - Embracing Humanity as One says Craig Challen, SC OAM

The importance of the Visual Arts in providing a great sense of joy and self-worth and in developing essential life skills

Industry and academic professionals share their lives to help and empower the youth to find their career in life

BRISBANE, Queensland - It is an extra special day that I am soft launching my third anthology book at the Logan Writers Festival

FRANCE - International Human Rights Lawyer Doreen Chen shares her values, family life, her love of food and passion for Destination Justice

written by Dr Renée Ralph, Co-Founder, The Brilliant Foundation SINGAPORE - In an up close and personal exchange, Mr Cheong Yip Seng...

Alexander Circosta and Josh Galvin at the Badminton Bonanza, Perth Badminton Arena

Doreen Chen - International Human Rights Lawyer – Part One

据BRILLIANT FOUNDATION记者Josh Galvin报道：中国对澳大利亚葡萄酒出口征收关税的决定不仅对行业产生了破坏性影响，还凸显了东西方关系的障碍，使政治和经济关系有时变得困难。

So brilliant to experience the launch of The Dying Sun album - a beautiful duet with extraordinary violinist Madeleine Antoine and Japanese

How can Australia improve the fragile Sino-Australia relationship, in a way that supports industry and allows for sustainable development?

It seems to me that we have lost sight of what is authentic and what is truly important ... ...

Indigenous Australians were given permission to enlist only if their colour of their skin was considered ‘white enough’.