Follow the Dream brings together WA Aboriginal students to learn about culture, health, education and to celebrate the endless opportunities available after school. Seventy Follow the Dream students from Sevenoaks, Belmont and Mount Lawley, gathered […]
Indigenous university graduate Blayne Welsh has been awarded a prestigious Fulbright Scholarship to undertake postgraduate studies in the United States. The Australian-American Fulbright Commission is a not-for-profit sponsored by both the Australian and US governments […]
Ten Aboriginal students from across the nation travelled to Canberra this month to participate in a week-long Economic and Social Policy Summit. The ‘Gadi Mura’ summit, hosted in mid-January, was organised through a partnership between the […]
Former Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop has become the first patron of an organisation which is using netball to encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander girls in remote and country areas in Western Australia to […]
Aboriginal elder and activist William Cooper set out from West Footscray to march to the German Consulate in Melbourne on December 6, 1938, leading a protest against the atrocities committed against Jewish people in Nazi […]
Editorial: Moving away from your home, family and culture can be incredibly difficult. For Department of Human Services ABSTUDY Travel Officer Emily Strok, it meant a world of opportunity. Coming from the remote community of […]
Top performing arts institute, the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA), is offering two scholarships to Australian First Nations artists, advocates and leaders. The two full scholarships will cover the tuition costs of the NIDA […]
A unique scholarship program has been launched for Indigenous students to study psychology. The scholarship is being offered at Curtin University by WA’s Australian of the Year Njamal woman Dr Tracy Westerman and the university. […]
They are the Northern Territory’s littlest university graduates. A group of youngsters recently became the first from the Territory to graduate from the Children’s University Charles Darwin as part of an international program aimed at […]
Five years ago, at the age of 50, Frederick Leftwich made a life-changing decision to leave his job of 27 years in the public service and return to study at university. It was a bold […]
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