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Living Knowledge Network launches Initiative to scale cultural burning and build disaster resilience
As Australia prepares for another bushfire season, Living Knowledge Network (for...
Phoebe Blogg 12 Aug 2026
‘Burning along our songlines’: Collaborative demonstration burn strengthens culture
An Aboriginal corporation has partnered with the largest holiday park group in N...
Callan Morse 11 Aug 2026
Indigenous-led conservation helps protect endangered Indonesian cockatoo
New research has shown an Indigenous community in Indonesia is protecting one of...
Callan Morse 4 Aug 2026
Rock star Elder hails Gove mining closure as land win
For Yothu Yindi founding member and senior Yolngu Elder Witiyana Marika, the end...
Robyn Wuth (AAP) 3 Aug 2026
Tasmanian council votes in favour of Aboriginal land handback
A Tasmanian council has voted in favour of handing back a parcel of public land...
Callan Morse 30 Jul 2026
Traditional Owners continue fight for climate justice in Torres Strait

Torres Strait Traditional Owner Uncle Pabai Pabai has vowed to continue fighting for his community and future generations as his landmark climate case returns to court.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Jul 28, 2026
Appeal puts climate duty of care back in the spotlight

Community leaders from the Torres Strait Islands will take their climate fight back to court, arguing the Commonwealth owes them a duty of care.

Indigenous business partners with RMIT to tackle microplastic and PFAS contamination

An Indigenous-owned Victorian company has joined forces with the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology to explore how a new Australian-developed water treatment technology could help remove micropla...

Phoebe Blogg Phoebe Blogg Jul 23, 2026
Images show gruesome extent of illegal Pacific fishing

The interception of a Chinese vessel accused of illegal fishing highlights the technical lengths many use to remain undetected across millions of square kilometres of open ocean.

Tsunami alert lifted after earthquake shakes NZ

A magnitude 5.9 earthquake has struck ‌near the town of Te Anau in New Zealand's lower South Island, ‌shaking buildings and prompting authorities to briefly issue a tsunami warning.

New Simpson Desert Indigenous Protected Area marks conservation milestone

In a key environmental milestone, 25 per cent of Australia's land mass is now protected following the dedication of the Simpson Desert Indigenous Protected Area (IPA) in the Northern Territory.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Jul 16, 2026
Tonga brings traditional knowledge to television weather forecasts

Tonga's weather service has begun incorporating traditional environmental indicators into daily television forecasts as part of efforts to combine generations of community knowledge with climate scien...

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Rebekah Rasmussen Jul 16, 2026
Far more than ‘the big shed’: Opening of ranger base celebrated on Tebrakunna Country

Tasmania's newest dedicated Aboriginal ranger base was officially opened in the state's far north-east on Friday. A joint venture of Melaythenner Teeackana Warrana Aboriginal Corporation (MTWAC) and t...

Callan Morse Callan Morse Jun 29, 2026
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