The infamous WA Inc era of 1980s Perth provides the backdrop for the triumphs and travails of the Wolfe clan. Corporate empires rise and fall; families thrive then fracture. Almost three decades later there is a reconciliation of sorts between the long-estranged brothers.

A Bassendean love story unfolds by the banks of Derbal Yerrigan. Joe and Anne have been partners since their student days; now their first grandchild has just arrived. Retirement plans are thrown into chaos when, with daughter Claire, they must confront the realisation that Joe’s autonomy is slipping away as dementia takes hold.

In the furthest reaches of the Kimberley highlands young Dancer Jirroo unravels four generations worth of mysteries and secrets, in search of his lost mother.

Five Indigenous cousins in Broome decide to form a band. At first it is just for fun, but things become serious when their dreaming place at Eagle Beach comes under threat, and the mystery of the missing World War Two diamonds becomes a crucial thread in their battle to save it.

A history of the seminal land rights dispute at Noonkanbah in 1979-80.

There is nowhere else quite like Fitzroy Crossing. This social history combines archival records, and the oral histories of the Fitzroy Valley mob to tell the story of how it came to be, in the context of the upheavals in northern Australia in the 1960s,

The story of a humble achiever, and a true champion, the one and only Bill Dempsey, as told to Steve Hawke.

A biography of the champion Australian Rules footballer.

The script of the stage play, as performed in the ‘Jandamarra Returns’ tour of the Kimberley in 2011.