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WA heritage department asks City of Busselton for more information on Aboriginal site clearing
Western Australia's heritage department has asked the City of Busselton for more...
Dianne Bortoletto 5 Sep 2026
Alutiiq village in Alaska welcomes first cruise ship
HX Expeditions has become the first commercial cruise line to visit Old Harbor,...
Dianne Bortoletto 1 Sep 2026
Endometriosis surgery is going private, and Indigenous women are missing out
Endometriosis surgery in Australia is increasingly being performed in private ho...
Dianne Bortoletto 31 Aug 2026
Jarred Wall catches his first score
Jarred Wall is keeping a secret, and he plans on holding it until the curtain ri...
Dianne Bortoletto 26 Aug 2026
Exclusive: Local Council fails to consult Traditional Owners on clearing of Aboriginal heritage site
The City of Busselton in south west Western Australia has paused a project to cl...
Dianne Bortoletto 17 Aug 2026
Kununurra car chase video sparks renewed call for comprehensive approach to youth offending

A video showing up to three WA Police cars chasing a stolen Toyota Landcruiser utility in Kununurra, Western Australia, has gone viral, posted by American ABC news stations across the United States in...

Cooee reaches Coles Local shelves during NAIDOC Week

Terri-Anne Daniel began baking allergy-friendly treats in her home kitchen after seeing how many people missed out on a simple sweet treat. During this year's NAIDOC Week, the proud Wiradjuri woman fr...

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Dianne Bortoletto Jul 14, 2026
Beyond the larrikin legend: How Crocodile Dundee brought the world to Bininj and Mungguy Country

On April 30, 1986, a leather-clad bushman swaggered onto the silver screen and changed the Northern Territory forever. As Kakadu National Park celebrates the 40th anniversary of Crocodile Dundee, the...

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Dianne Bortoletto Apr 22, 2026
Culture you can taste: 65,000 years of flavour takes centre stage at Taste of Kakadu

Sitting under the vast, glittering canopy of the Northern Territory sky, tasting ingredients that have sustained the world's oldest living culture for millennia feels like the simplest and yet most pr...

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Dianne Bortoletto Apr 16, 2026
Parrtjima Festival to light up Mparntwe with powerful new program

On April 10, the ancient, 300-million-year-old canvas of the Tjoritja/MacDonnell Ranges will be illuminated as the award-winning, Aboriginal-led light festival, Parrtjima, returns to Mparntwe (Alice S...

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Dianne Bortoletto Mar 11, 2026
Tourism Australia launches First Nations graduate program

For decades, the warmth and generosity of 60,000 years of Indigenous culture has been shared to sell the Australian story to the world. Now, Tourism Australia is calling on the next generation of Firs...

Rosanna Angus: Her mission in tourism

The best tourism businesses deliver authentic, moving experiences, creating memories that last long after the holiday ends. They come from a deeper place, a place of connection and of stories.

Celebrating and protecting the world’s oldest languages

Australia has one of the richest linguistic landscapes on the planet, certainly the oldest, and it needs to be actively protected. International Mother Language Day - 21 February - as approved by UNES...

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Dianne Bortoletto Feb 18, 2026
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