We acknowledge the Bunurong / Boon Wurrung Peoples, Traditional Custodians of the land on which Koolin-ik ba Kirrip-buluk (family and friends) event is held and pay our respects to Elders, past, present and future. SPONSORED: […]
Child protection services have been a part of Helen Eason’s life for 16 years. She is a former drug user and alcoholic, has been in and out of prison four times and has had all […]
Fifteen First Nations kids have been treated to a week-long skateboarding camp in the Victorian Highlands. The camp, organised by Anglesea YMCA, was the first of its kind in the region and aimed to connect […]
Chinese super-company Shanghai CRED has allegedly breached the Yakka Munga Station and Nyikina Mangala Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA) by clearing land on the station to make way for irrigation channels and a dam. Nyikina […]
Rising sea levels, frequent flooding, land erosion, and uprooted trees washing up on the shores. This is life for Australia’s Torres Strait Islanders right now. Climate change has deeply affected Torres Strait Traditional Owners and […]
A vibrant celebration of culture, sport, music and life will return to the Northern Territory this weekend. Barunga Festival, one of Australia’s most important cultural events, is an immersive experience for both First Nations and […]
Mowanjum Aboriginal Arts and Culture Festival will return in 2019, extending an invitation to those near and far, to come together and experience the vibrant wealth of culture held by the Ngarinyin, Worrorra and Wunambi […]
Tasmanian filmmaker and Pakana community member Takani Clark is creating an online portfolio which showcases the strength, femininity & power that radiates from Tasmania’s Palawa/Pakana community. Ms Clark is just one collaborator within the ‘Women […]
Masigalgal elders have gifted a seasonal calendar to students on Thursday Island, which distils knowledge from their intimate understanding of marine systems, cloud formations and star constellations. Elders Mr Moses Mene and Mr Ned Mosby, […]
In the first of its kind in 150 years, the Narjong Healing Ceremony brought together men and women from across the country to the mighty Murrumbidgee River. The aim of the ceremony was to heal […]
NATIONAL INDIGENOUS TIMES 2018