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Steve Grace joined Phil Edwards, CEO of Vision Christian Media, to talk about the Indigenous evangelists who, 100 years ago, brought the message of forgiveness to Memory Mountain

Zaachariaha Fielding claimed the Wynne Prize for best landscape painting, and the Sulman Prize went to Doris Bush Nungarrayi for Mamunya ngalyananyi (Monster coming).

Celebrating portraiture as an expanded field of painting in our times, Julia Gutman wins the Archibald with a textiles work.

Australian photographer Ken Duncan and Ikuntji elder Keiran Multa talk about the power of the Forgiveness Cross on Memory Mountain, revival and reconciliation, and sing-alongs at Haast Bluff.

Phil Edwards, CEO of Vision Christian Media, had the privilege of interviewing Ray Martin, Australian award winning journalist, at the launch of the Forgiveness Cross on Memory Mountain, located near Haasts Bluff in central Australia, NT.

Phil Edwards, CEO of Vision Christian Media, interviewed several people, including Ken Duncan, Keiran Malta, Ray Martin, and Sam Childers, the Machine Gun Preacher, who shared the impact being at the launch of the Forgiveness Cross on Memory Mountain had on them.

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A remote NT art centre has kept the work of one Indigenous artist alive to grace the cover of Vogue Australia

A MIX of indigenous art, painted ceramics, textiles and paintings is on show at the Millicent Gallery’s latest exhibition. One […]

An Aboriginal community west of Alice Springs will be the first in Central Australia to form a government supported Law and Justice Group following