Nakkiah Lui
Please Explain wins best daily podcast at Australian Podcast Awards
The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age’s daily news podcast took out a key prize the annual awards.
- Helen Pitt
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How would your dinner differ if First Nations people owned the land?
How would your dinner differ if First Nations people owned the land?
- Bianca Hrovat
‘Proud and scared shitless’: Could this First Nations writer be HBO’s next big thing?
Nakkiah Lui made her mark in ABC’s Black Comedy and Preppers. Now, the actor and writer from western Sydney has signed a deal with the network that brought us Sex and the City.
- Jane Rocca
- Magazine
- Sunday Life
The October 9 Edition
In our cover story, Nakkiah Lui tells Sunday Life how her love of writing began as a child and how she is managing to juggle success and new motherhood.
From white supremacy to tiaras: how The Debutantes podcast is tackling deb balls
The podcasting duo Nakkiah Lui and Miranda Tapsell take on a number of First Nations Australians questions.
- Jacqueline Maley
Outdated or empowering: is there still a place for debutante balls?
A new podcast from actor Miranda Tapsell and writer/actor Nakkiah Lui explores race, resistance and girl power through the prism of the debutante ball.
- Ella Archibald-Binge
Good Weekend's Who Mattered 2019: Film / TV / stage
Adam Goodes: when two biopics brought the former AFL star back into the spotlight, he wasn't comfortable – but knew they'd enhance an important national conversation. Plus: Dylan Alcott, Nakkiah Lui and Miranda Tapsell.
- Konrad Marshall
- Review
- Melbourne Festival
Black is the new white for Australian social satire
The cast takes to the central comedy of manners with a dynamic, infectious sense of fun that had the opening night audience in gales of laughter.
- Cameron Woodhead
‘One for the history books’: ABC’s Get Krack!n bows out with a bang
The tag 'must-watch TV' gets bandied about often, but ABC satire Get Krack!n just gave Australian TV its most searing half-hour in living memory.
- Robert Moran
How Nakkiah Lui wants to change the world
Celebrated Indigenous playwright Nakkiah Lui is hoping to take a step back from social commentary to let her work speak for itself.
- Caitlin Fitzsimmons
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