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Aboriginal communities across the East Kimberley will have the opportunity to explore their family history at a series of free information sessions this September.
Marranunggu hip-hop artist Yung Milla has made an immediate impact on The Voice Australia, earning a four-chair turn with a performance of his brother J-MILLA's 'All My Life'.
A supply of drinking water is now available in the Fitzroy Valley community of Kadjina following the completion of $1.9 million water infrastructure upgrades, lifting a long-standing water quality adv...
Several thousand Aboriginal artefacts recovered before construction of a NSW energy infrastructure project have been returned to Wiradjuri Country.
Whilst the overall money going to First Nations organisations has increased dramatically, more than $300 million from the federal department responsible for Indigenous Australians was still directed t...
Fiji has officially joined the landmark Pacific Rugby League Partnership, joining Papua New Guinea, Samoa and Tonga as the sport continues to make giant strides in the region.
Papua New Guineans will begin serving in Australia's defence force over the next year, with recruitment ramped up to "thousands" over the next decade.
The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency has appointed Nicole McCartney as the new National Director of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Strategy Unit.
The Western Australian Government a new strategic framework which sets out a shared vision to eliminate new cases of rheumatic heart disease (RHD) in WA by 2036, through Aboriginal-led prevention, equ...
Australia vice-captain Ash Gardner has apologised for the pain cause by her marriage breakdown and thanked Cricket Australia for backing her leadership.
Alan Ridge, the parliamentarian who represented Australia's remote northwest as enormous political change swept across its pastoral stations and the nation, passed away earlier this year at the age of...
Saturday will mark 64 years since the New York Agreement, which saw the West Papuan people "betrayed by the international community", the Australia West Papua Association noted this week.
International demand for Aboriginal food, art and cultural experiences is turning business opportunities into sustainable and viable tourism operations.
