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Yued Aboriginal Corporation 2026 annual report: ‘building savings today to build houses tomorrow’
With the prospect of taking control of vacant residential land over the coming y...
Giovanni Torre 12 Nov 2026
Men come together to strengthen futures in Kununurra
More than 60 men from across Northern Australia gathered in Kununurra this week...
Phoebe Solon 12 Nov 2026
Sisters in Maintenance creates new career pathways for Indigenous women in the Pilbara
Seven Indigenous women from Port Hedland are ready to embark on new careers in t...
Phoebe Blogg 11 Nov 2026
Housing Strategy sets direction for Yued Aboriginal Corporation
Yued Aboriginal Corporation has finalised and announced its Housing Strategy, wh...
Giovanni Torre 10 Nov 2026
Yued Noongar tourism the opportunity to tell the intersecting stories of Yued Boodja
As the Australian Indigenous Tourism Conference came to a close on Thursday, Yue...
Giovanni Torre 6 Nov 2026
WA Attorney-General praises community-led approach to youth offending in Fitzroy Crossing

WA Attorney-General Tony Buti has praised Fitzroy Crossing's Night Space, a community-led approach to supporting young people which has coincided with a 50 per cent reduction in youth-related offendin...

Phoebe Solon Phoebe Solon Nov 5, 2026
'When did we decide a job was the measure?' - Djarindjin chair calls time on participation targets

Djarindjin Aboriginal Corporation chairman Brian Lee has told the resources sector to stop treating Aboriginal employment as the benchmark of economic success.

Reece Harley Reece Harley Nov 4, 2026
Yued Aboriginal Corporation and Parron Maam Marang Farm to break new ground in Badgingarra

A first-of-its-kind deal for the South West Native Title Settlement between Yued Aboriginal Corporation, Parron Maam Marang Farm and Perpetual as trustee for the Noongar Boodja Trust will see Noongar...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Nov 3, 2026
The road home to Cherratta: a Pilbara success story

When Harry Mowarin was a boy, the trip to school in Roebourne, in the Pilbara, meant riding down Cherratta Road on the back of a flatbed Bedford truck.

Dianne Bortoletto Dianne Bortoletto Nov 2, 2026
Hitchhiking weed spreads fear for sacred waterholes

An invasive grass seed hitching a ride on a mining truck could be the death knell to a region's protected native flora and fauna, as conservationists renew calls for a national response.

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Luke Lay (AAP) Oct 30, 2026
More water flowing to Aboriginal organisations one year into historic NSW strategy

One year after launching the state's first Aboriginal Water Strategy, the NSW Government has offered roughly 130 water licences to approximately 35 Aboriginal organisations in a first-of-its-kind proc...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Oct 29, 2026
The Next Era: AEMEE unveils conference program bringing Indigenous leadership in resources to the forefront

The program for the 2026 AEMEE National Conference and Awards has officially been unveiled, bringing together Traditional Owners, Indigenous business leaders and senior representatives from across Aus...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Oct 29, 2026
Excavation of Juukan rock shelter reaching final stages

Archaeological excavation work at the Juukan 2 rockshelter, which was destroyed by Rio Tinto in a 2020 mine blasting program, is entering its final phase and continues to provide exceptional insights...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Oct 28, 2026
AMY Nominees takes the wheel at Prominent Hill

Four months into the largest standalone contract BHP has awarded to a Traditional Owner business in South Australia, AMY Nominees runs the ore feed at Prominent Hill around the clock with a workforce...

Reece Harley Reece Harley Oct 26, 2026
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 in the strength, leadership and self-determination of Aboriginal community organisations.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Oct 22, 2026
Indigenous businesses celebrated on Darumbal Country

Five Indigenous businesses and organisations have been recognised at the annual Rockhampton Indigenous Business Month Celebration on Dharumbal Country, with awards highlighting their contributions to...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Oct 20, 2026
Human rights safeguards sought after closure of NT homeless shelter

The Northern Territory Government must implement safeguards to ensure it meets its human rights obligations and responsibilities, the Human Rights Commission says.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Oct 19, 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 the number of homeless people on the streets of the NT, a leading federal minister has said.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Oct 19, 2026
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