A compelling conversation series featuring First Nations trailblazers exploring journalism and media as spaces for truth-telling and change.
Friday 13 August 2027
6:00pm - 7:30pm
The Mint, 10 Macquarie St, Sydney NSW 2000
Free
Firestick invites you to an inspiring evening where First Nations leaders share their experiences in journalism and media. This event highlights how these platforms have been crucial for speaking truth to power and fostering change. Attendees will hear from prominent figures like Travis De Vries and Rudi Bremer, who bring decades of insight into news and politics.
The talk promises to be thought-provoking and engaging, offering a unique perspective on the progress made and the challenges ahead. After the discussion, guests can mingle in The Mint courtyard with drinks and snacks available, continuing the conversation in a relaxed setting.
This is a free event, perfect for parents interested in cultural and social issues impacting First Nations communities.
The event takes place on Thursday, 2026-08-13, from 18:00 to 19:30. It is part of the Firestick series by Museums of History NSW, focusing on First Nations voices and stories. Registration is recommended to secure your spot.
This session is titled "After the News, the Truth-Telling" and features multidisciplinary artist Travis De Vries and ABC Radio National host Rudi Bremer. The talk explores the role of journalism and media in truth-telling and advocacy.
Additional events in the series include talks on film and television on 2026-09-10 and sport on 2026-10-08, each continuing the theme of First Nations empowerment.
The event is held at The Mint, located at 10 Macquarie St, Sydney NSW 2000. The venue is accessible and centrally located in Sydney, making it convenient for families living in or visiting the city.
Public transport options are plentiful, and parking is available nearby. The Mint courtyard offers a pleasant outdoor space for post-event socializing.
Families are encouraged to arrive a little early to find seating and settle in before the talk begins.
This is a free event but requires booking in advance to manage attendance. The event is suitable for adults and older children interested in cultural discussions and First Nations issues.
Drinks and snacks will be available for purchase in the courtyard after the talk. The event runs for 1.5 hours, starting promptly at 18:00.
Please check the Museums of History NSW website for any updates or changes to the schedule.
Tickets are free and must be booked online through the Museums of History NSW website. Early registration is recommended due to limited capacity.
There is no cost to attend, making this an accessible cultural event for families looking to engage with First Nations stories and perspectives.
Keep an eye out for upcoming Firestick events to continue exploring these important conversations throughout the year.
