Aboriginal Heritage
Four spears taken by Lieutenant James Cook in 1770 from Kamay (Botany Bay), are to be repatriated back to Country. Trinity College, Cambridge in the United Kingdom has agreed to permanently return the...
The identity of the Indigenous artist behind a series of bark paintings has been uncovered, 100 years after the artwork was collected. A research team led by Griffith University alongside team members...
The Murujuga Cultural Landscape in Western Australia is a remarkable place. Sitting at the tip of the Pilbara, where the bright blue ocean meets the deep red earth, it's home to one of the most specta...
The Australian government has nominated Murujuga Cultural Landscape for inscription on the World Heritage List. The nomination, announced Friday, was submitted to the UNESCO World Heritage Centre in l...
The membership of the next Indigenous Advisory Committee, which will be crucial to federal environmental and Aboriginal heritage protection reforms, was announced Thursday.
18 First Nations students in Victoria have become the most recent graduates of a unique course providing skills and qualifications in cultural heritage management and protection.
Elders in South Australia have been left shocked and devastated by the deliberate destruction of ancient cave art which is up to 40,000 years old.
More than 25 years after registering a claim, South Australia's Wirangu people have been officially recognised as the Native Title holders of part of the Eyre Peninsula.