In Songlines, Margo Neal writes, "the Aboriginal archive of knowledge is embodied in Country. In combination with the Western archive, this knowledge creates a third archive, accessible to all."

In a sparkling work, Daniel Riley cracks open the concept of the archive - exploring the body as an archival tool where memoeries are held personally and collectively.

Frenzied and poignant, The Third sees time and space unravel in a beautifully realised exploration of how people of all cultures can co-exist on contested land, standing united as they work to preserve histories and speak across generations, cultures, time and space.