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Thirteen Aboriginal Community-Controlled Organisations in the ACT will share $650,000 in funding to strengthen their operations and expand services for Indigenous communities.
A serious health condition is quietly causing a major impact in Indigenous communities. Huntington's disease is a genetic, degenerative, fatal neurological condition.
The Australian Federal Police (AFP) have cleared their officers of discrimination or using excessive force when they removed an Aboriginal teenager from an ACT bus at gunpoint.
A new health services for vulnerable Canberrans is due to open next month following the completion of the Watson Health Precinct. The new facility includes a new 24-bed residential alcohol and other d...
When the possibility of warfare on Australian soil posed an increasing threat as the Second World War spread across the Pacific, defence planners turned to First Nations people, traditional warriors...
The Ngunnawal Bush Healing Farm is set to move towards Aboriginal community control, more than two decades after Ngunnawal Elders first called for a culturally grounded residential healing centre on C...
Young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander tennis players from the ACT will travel to Darwin this week to compete at the 2026 National Indigenous Tennis Carnival.
Sport has never just been about the final score for our mob. It is where young people find belonging, where culture travels onto every field and court, and where the next generation learns what it mea...
