In 7.30's continuing series on emerging young Indigenous leaders, we meet Meyne Wyatt - actor, writer and now artist after winning the Archibald Packing Room Prize this month with his self-portrait. And a warning to Indigenous viewers, this story contains images of the deceased. | 7.30

"Being Black and ‘successful’ comes at a cost. You take a hit whether you like it or not. You can’t stand up you have to sit down. Just ask the brother boy Adam Goodes.” - Please watch Meyne Wyatt's incredible monologue in its entirety. | The Australian Dream

3.4M views · 26K reactions | Meyne Wyatt closes Q+A with a monologue from his play, City of Gold. | Q+A | Facebook

Tragedy, pain and anger are familiar to actor Meyne Wyatt. ‘The City of Gold’ follows the character Breythe who's trying to build an acting career when he's called back to Kalgoorlie in WA to mourn his father's tragic death. He talks about the story close to his heart, and how it was ‘cathartic’. | ABC News