Date recorded: 2 March 2021.A protest placard used at the Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Canberra and how it inspired the Grigoryan Brothers composition. Courtesy ABC Classic

Date recorded: 2 March 2021. A protest placard used at the Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Canberra and how it inspired the Grigoryan Brothers composition. Courtesy ABC Classic

Our Land

Date recorded: 2 March 2021.A lifebuoy from the MV 'Tampa' and how it inspired the Grigoryan Brothers composition. Courtesy ABC Classic

Date recorded: 2 March 2021. A lifebuoy from the MV 'Tampa' and how it inspired the Grigoryan Brothers composition. Courtesy ABC Classic

Desperation

Date recorded: 2 March 2021.An 1880s Grubb refractor telescope from the National Museum's collection and how it inspired the Grigoryan Brothers composition. Courtesy ABC Classic

Date recorded: 2 March 2021. An 1880s Grubb refractor telescope from the National Museum's collection and how it inspired the Grigoryan Brothers composition. Courtesy ABC Classic

Southern Sky

Date recorded: 2 March 2021.A yellow Swansea bicycle used by Darrell Hick on Rottnest Island and how it inspired the Grigoryan Brothers composition. Courtesy ABC Classic

Date recorded: 2 March 2021. A yellow Swansea bicycle used by Darrell Hick on Rottnest Island and how it inspired the Grigoryan Brothers composition. Courtesy ABC Classic

Hidden Past

Date recorded: 2 March 2021.The Museum’s Holden Prototype No. 1 car, its history and how it inspired the Grigoryan Brothers composition. Courtesy ABC Classic

Date recorded: 2 March 2021. The Museum’s Holden Prototype No. 1 car, its history and how it inspired the Grigoryan Brothers composition. Courtesy ABC Classic

Song For The Road

Date recorded: 2 March 2021.A gate from the Kinchela Aboriginal Boys Training Home and how this object inspired the Grigoryan Brothers composition. Courtesy ABC Classic

Date recorded: 2 March 2021. A gate from the Kinchela Aboriginal Boys Training Home and how this object inspired the Grigoryan Brothers composition. Courtesy ABC Classic

Stolen

Date recorded: 2 March 2021.The 1973 painting 'Story of the Women’s Camp and the Origin of Damper' by Anatjari Tjakamarra and how it inspired the Grigoryan Brothers composition. Courtesy ABC Classic

Date recorded: 2 March 2021. The 1973 painting 'Story of the Women’s Camp and the Origin of Damper' by Anatjari Tjakamarra and how it inspired the Grigoryan Brothers composition. Courtesy ABC Classic

Journey Women

Date recorded: 2 March 2021.A case of trial frames and lenses used by Professor Fred Hollows, which inspired the Grigoryan Brothers composition. Courtesy ABC Classic

Date recorded: 2 March 2021. A case of trial frames and lenses used by Professor Fred Hollows, which inspired the Grigoryan Brothers composition. Courtesy ABC Classic

Fred's Vision

Date recorded: 2 March 2021.A bamboo musical instrument crafted by Vietnamese migrant Minh Tam Nguyen and how it inspired the Grigoryan Brothers composition. Courtesy ABC Classic

Date recorded: 2 March 2021. A bamboo musical instrument crafted by Vietnamese migrant Minh Tam Nguyen and how it inspired the Grigoryan Brothers composition. Courtesy ABC Classic

Ðàn Tre

Date recorded: 2 March 2021.A small, gold locket with a portrait of boxer Les Darcy and how it inspired the Grigoryan Brothers composition. Courtesy ABC Classic

Date recorded: 2 March 2021. A small, gold locket with a portrait of boxer Les Darcy and how it inspired the Grigoryan Brothers composition. Courtesy ABC Classic

Love and Forgiveness

The National Museum of Australia's audio series explores Australia's social history: Indigenous people, their cultures and histories, the nation's history since 1788, and the interaction of Australians with the land and environment. The series includes talks by curators, conservators, historians, environmental scientists and other specialists.

National Museum of Australia – Audio on demand program

Date recorded: 20 February 2019. Professor Matthew Spriggs talks about the ancient DNA ‘revolution’ and how it is rapidly changing our understanding of past human movements.

Date recorded: 20 February 2019. Professor Matthew Spriggs talks about the ancient DNA ‘revolution’ and how it is rapidly changing our understanding of past human movements.

Ancient DNA and the origins of Pacific peoples

Date recorded: 26 May 2019. Atomic, molecular and optical physicist, Dr Charles W Clark demonstrates invisible light and discusses how ultraviolet influences the science of physics, astronomy and climate change.

Date recorded: 26 May 2019. Atomic, molecular and optical physicist, Dr Charles W Clark demonstrates invisible light and discusses how ultraviolet influences the science of physics, astronomy and climate change.

Over the Rainbow: the other world seen by animals

Date recorded: 13 July 2019. At the Endangered Skills and Trades seminar, artisans share their stories of the joys and challenges of preserving rare skills and trades. Learn how bookbinders, taxidermists and even locksmiths can provide skills and solutions for an innovative future.

Date recorded: 13 July 2019. At the Endangered Skills and Trades seminar, artisans share their stories of the joys and challenges of preserving rare skills and trades. Learn how bookbinders, taxidermists and even locksmiths can provide skills and solutions for an innovative future.

National Endangered Skills and Trades seminar

Date recorded: 21 November 2018. Associate Professor Dougald O’Reilly shares insights from his research on the Plain of Jars in central Laos.

Date recorded: 21 November 2018. Associate Professor Dougald O’Reilly shares insights from his research on the Plain of Jars in central Laos.

The Plain of Jars, Laos

Date recorded: 23 February 2018. This session from the Living Songlines symposium begins with the Songlines/em&gt; exhibition and its relationship to future-proofing songlines, and continues to explore these questions in detail.

Date recorded: 23 February 2018. This session from the Living Songlines symposium begins with the Songlines/em&gt; exhibition and its relationship to future-proofing songlines, and continues to explore these questions in detail.

Future-proofing: retelling story case studies

Date recorded: 23 February 2018. This session from the Living Songlines symposium explores the relationship between Indigenous storytelling and the ancient stories of other cultures, and the potential for future-proofing songlines.

Date recorded: 23 February 2018. This session from the Living Songlines symposium explores the relationship between Indigenous storytelling and the ancient stories of other cultures, and the potential for future-proofing songlines.

Future-proofing: literature and art

Date recorded: 24 April 2019. Dr Susan McIntyre-Tamwoy discusses what it would mean if Australia ratified the 2003 UNESCO Convention.

Date recorded: 24 April 2019. Dr Susan McIntyre-Tamwoy discusses what it would mean if Australia ratified the 2003 UNESCO Convention.

Beyond buildings and sites

Date recorded: 23 February 2018. The Living Songlines symposium ends with a Question and Answer session between panellists and the audience that teases out the key themes and issues of the day’s discussion.

Date recorded: 23 February 2018. The Living Songlines symposium ends with a Question and Answer session between panellists and the audience that teases out the key themes and issues of the day’s discussion.

Songlines symposium: conversation

Date recorded: 10 October 2018. ABC RN’s Big Ideas presenter Paul Barclay and the panel discuss Australia’s inventive past and imagine its innovative future.

Date recorded: 10 October 2018. ABC RN’s Big Ideas presenter Paul Barclay and the panel discuss Australia’s inventive past and imagine its innovative future.

Penicillin to wi-fi and beyond: how Australia shapes the world

Date recorded: 24 August 2019. ABC RN’s Big Ideas presenter Paul Barclay and expert panel discuss true crime and popular culture.

Date recorded: 24 August 2019. ABC RN’s Big Ideas presenter Paul Barclay and expert panel discuss true crime and popular culture.

Defining Moments: True Crime

Paul Tapsell

Date recorded: 7 May 2018.Paul Tapsell describes the importance of understanding cultural beliefs and practices in attitudes towards ancestral remains. Repatriation reflects a responsibility for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples to respect both the deceased and future generations.

Date recorded: 7 May 2018. Paul Tapsell describes the importance of understanding cultural beliefs and practices in attitudes towards ancestral remains. Repatriation reflects a responsibility for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples to respect both the deceased and future generations.

Paul Tapsell: Maori experience

Date recorded: 7 May 2018.Neil Carter, Lui Ned David and Major Sumner share their histories and experiences, identifying regional differences and similarities in repatriation activities. They state the importance of helping and learning from each other in their work.

Date recorded: 7 May 2018. Neil Carter, Lui Ned David and Major Sumner share their histories and experiences, identifying regional differences and similarities in repatriation activities. They state the importance of helping and learning from each other in their work.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander experiences

Jeffry Gayman

Date recorded: 7 May 2018.Elders of the Ainu of Hokkaido in northern Japan, Yuji Shimizu and Tsuguo Kuzuno describe the Ainu experience of having ancestral remains stolen and their fight to have them returned.

Date recorded: 7 May 2018. Elders of the Ainu of Hokkaido in northern Japan, Yuji Shimizu and Tsuguo Kuzuno describe the Ainu experience of having ancestral remains stolen and their fight to have them returned.

Ainu experience: Interpretation by Jeffry Gayman

Date recorded: 7 May 2018.Edward Halealoha Ayau talks about the importance of appreciating the spiritual guidance of the ancestors in approaching the repatriation of remains. He discusses the importance of recognising Native Hawaiian cultural values in repatriation activities, and describes some of the positive and negative experiences he has encountered in dealing with collecting institutions.

Date recorded: 7 May 2018. Edward Halealoha Ayau talks about the importance of appreciating the spiritual guidance of the ancestors in approaching the repatriation of remains. He discusses the importance of recognising Native Hawaiian cultural values in repatriation activities, and describes some of the positive and negative experiences he has encountered in dealing with collecting institutions.

Native Hawaiian experience

Date recorded: 16 July 2018. Panellists discuss a proposed Anthropocene Day on 16 July to reflect on a new geological epoch in which humans now dominate the Earth system.

Date recorded: 16 July 2018. Panellists discuss a proposed Anthropocene Day on 16 July to reflect on a new geological epoch in which humans now dominate the Earth system.

Reflecting on Anthropocene Day

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