Big plans on track for Littlewell mob
The Littlewell mob in Western Australia’s mid-west are on the trail of realising a dream. Seven years after setting out to preserve the old Littlewell reserve where they and family members grew up, it is […]
CULTURE
Pollies celebrate Clinton’s long journey
Federal politicians have met with spirit walker Clinton Pryor who travelled almost 6000 kilometres on foot from Perth to Canberra to see for himself how Aboriginal Australia was faring—and to try to find a new […]
Diversity exhibition is kicking goals
Stories from Indigenous AFL stars Buddy Franklin, Jeffrey Garlett, Neville Jetta and Tristan Tweedie feature in an exhibition on the impact of the AFL and the Western Bulldogs Football Club on the lives of Australians. […]
Serendipity returns artefacts to owner
Treasures rich in historical significance have been returned to Gweagal woman Theresa Ardler and her family after a chance meeting led to an emotional reconnection with her past. Ms Ardler is from the Eora region […]
Aboriginality today: it’s not all black and white
By Alice Angeloni* “You’ll notice I’m different, even in the corporate world, there’s only one of me.” He carries himself comfortably with an outward confidence; a navy T-shirt and jeans of a similar hue are […]
Fox weighs in on being young and black
What’s it like to be young and black in 2017? A panel of Indigenous people with different views on a range of issues will explore this question at a special forum being presented by SBS […]
Suicide, youth and the wisdom of an Elder
SUPPLIED CONTENT This is a story borne out of a deep collective despair that as a society we are not better able to take care of our young people in the face of ever-increasing suicide […]
Runners ready to round the rock
Marathon great Robert de Castella will join runners from across Australia at Uluru on June 17 for the annual National Deadly Fun Run Championships. About 125 runners will take part in the event — a […]
Karijini Experience continues to show Pilbara at its best
The fifth annual Karijini Experience is being hailed a success by organisers, attracting more than a thousand visitors to the national park in April. The five-day event in WA’s Pilbara region combined art, food, music, […]
If your photos are this good, there’s a contest you should enter
One of Australia’s leading Aboriginal photographers, Professor Wayne Quilliam, is encouraging Indigenous people across the globe to enter a photographic competition dedicated to the preservation of culture. Professor Quilliam says Sinchi’s inaugural photography competition provides […]
