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Grant for Koya Aboriginal Corporation to 'strengthen outcomes for children, young people and families' in WA
The Western Australian government has announced a half-million dollar investment...
Giovanni Torre 22 Oct 2026
Indigenous businesses celebrated on Darumbal Country
Five Indigenous businesses and organisations have been recognised at the annual...
Joseph Guenzler 20 Oct 2026
Human rights safeguards sought after closure of NT homeless shelter
The Northern Territory Government must implement safeguards to ensure it meets i...
Dechlan Brennan 19 Oct 2026
NT Government will be to blame when homelessness numbers rise
The Northern Territory government will be to blame when there is an increase in...
Dechlan Brennan 19 Oct 2026
Land Council says court decision on Blayney mine highlights need for heritage reform
The decision by the Federal Court this week to overturn the Indigenous Heritage...
Giovanni Torre 16 Oct 2026
Ancient sites and artefacts uncovered by laser drones

Under a canopy of gumtrees deep inside rugged mountains lies a trail of ancient Aboriginal rock shelters, with stone tools and red hand prints revealing stories of the oldest continuous living culture...

Banjima and Yindjibarndi unite to shape Pilbara's energy future

Banjima Native Title Aboriginal Corporation and Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation, through their respective commercial entities Banjima Pty Ltd and Yindjibarndi Energy Corporation, have signed a Mem...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Oct 14, 2026
Federal court overturns Aboriginal heritage protection order stalling $1 billion gold project

A court has overturned an Aboriginal heritage protection order stalling the development of a $1 billion gold project, with the mining sector claiming victory and urging greater government transparency...

Murujuga artefacts reveal a cultural landscape beneath the sea

Stone artefacts found beneath the sea at Murujuga in north-western Australia have revealed how First Nations peoples lived and moved resources across a landscape submerged at least 9,000 years ago.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Oct 14, 2026
Carrolup artworks travel to Great Southern for new instalment of Once Known exhibition

Landmark truth-telling exhibition Once Known is set to open on Menang Country at the Albany Entertainment Centre. Presented by John Curtin Gallery and Gorenang Moortabiin Aboriginal Corporation, the n...

Phoebe Blogg Phoebe Blogg Oct 14, 2026
Yindjibarndi’s biggest project yet faces final hurdle

First Nations energy developer Yindjibarndi Energy Corporation (YEC) has lodged the final planning application for a proposed 1.5 gigawatt (GW) wind, solar and battery project in Western Australia's P...

David Prestipino David Prestipino Oct 13, 2026
Djarindjin on board for industry expansion

The Indigenous owner of the only airport in the Southern Hemishphere which operates a civil hot-refuelling service is considering how the unique asset can support a broader range of initiatives across...

David Prestipino David Prestipino Oct 12, 2026
NT Government rejected deal to keep shelter open because it was Aboriginal-run

The Minister for Indigenous Australians has openly said what Aboriginal organisations have been claiming for months: the Northern Territory Government did not want Darwin's largest homeless shelter to...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Oct 9, 2026
Rottnest Island Authority permanently halts redevelopment of Wadjemup's main bus stop over ancestral remains concerns

Rottnest Island Authority announced on Tuesday it has ceased redevelopment of the island's main bus stop in its current location following advice from the Whadjuk Aboriginal Corporation, in a joint st...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Oct 6, 2026
A garden connecting generations in South Hedland

For Raylene Button, Nanna's Garden is more than a collection of native plants. It is a place where children, Elders and community members can connect with culture, share knowledge and learn about trad...

Nyiyaparli people leading new approach to kidney health and wellbeing

Nyiyaparli people are leading a new approach to kidney health and wellbeing, grounded in Country, family, culture, and community. The Nyiyaparli Health and Wellbeing Project, initiated by Karlka Nyiya...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Oct 5, 2026
New WA program aims to support strong Aboriginal families

A new Indigenous-led program providing culturally safe, long-term support for Aboriginal mothers and children in the Bunbury region has been launched by Western Australia's Southern Aboriginal Corpora...

Callan Morse Callan Morse Oct 5, 2026
Dambeemangaddee families return to Country as partnership grows

Dambeemangaddee Traditional Owners and families have returned to Umbagaramba / Balanyoo, also known as Cockatoo Island, for a celebration of Country, culture and connection.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Oct 1, 2026
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