The theme for NAIDOC Week this year is 'Keep the Fire Burning: Blak, Loud and Proud'.
It’s a reminder that advocacy, activism and community development take a lifetime of work.
Aunty Dulcie Flower is someone whose story encapsulates this idea, and has been named the winner of this year's National NAIDOC Lifetime Achievement Award.
In honour of the occasion, Aunty Dulcie reflects her career as a nurse, activist, and advocate.
Then, Ellen van Neerven discusses their newest writing venture: swim.
Plus for Word Up community broadcaster Henry Augustine shares some Nyul Nyul.
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Aunty Dulcie co-founded the Aboriginal Medical Service in 1971.
