Heritage
Five years after the destruction of a rockshelter at Juukan Gorge, the PKKP Aboriginal Corporation has signed a Co-Management Agreement with Rio Tinto.
Driftpile Cree Nation in Canada has signed a service delivery agreement affirming its right to self-governance over child and family services.
Almost $3.5 million in federal government funding will kickstart three innovative projects that could have long and extensive benefits for efforts to protect First Nations cultural heritage and engage...
The American Museum of Natural History in New York has closed certain Native American exhibits in accordance with new US regulations. New York's American Museum of Natural History has closed two halls...
Traditional Owners have been left devastated after unauthorised earthworks destroyed a sacred Aboriginal heritage site in the Flinders Ranges.
There is concern from both the farming and First Nations communities as Western Australia prepares for new Aboriginal cultural heritage legislation to come into effect.
Traditional Owners from the Northern Territory and conservationists who recently lost their legal challenge against a decision to reduce the $520million security bond on the McArthur River mine fear i...
The Town of Cambridge council has unanimously supported a motion to investigate changing the name of Lake Monger in Wembley to Galup. First Nations Elders campaigned for the wetland site to be renamed...