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For the first time since the National Agreement on Closing the Gap was signed, a target has been met. More than 95 per cent of First Nations children are now enrolled in preschool, up from 61.
Djäkamirr Co-op has received a Bank Australia community customer grant to help Yolŋu women share their stories and knowledge with cinema audiences.
The Federal Government has used World Ranger Day to celebrate the work of Indigenous Rangers, whilst also highlighting progress towards its commitment to double the national Indigenous Ranger workforc...
Malanga Elder MJ Jadai sits in a garden outside an art centre in Bidyadanga, a remote Aboriginal community 200 kilometres south of Broome, as women swap brightly coloured clothes and children debate w...
A Tasmanian council has voted in favour of handing back a parcel of public land to Tasmanian Aboriginal people. Passed by Hobart City Council this week, the in-principle support backs the return of ne...
Kalkadunga musician and composer Will Barton has joined Adelaide University's Centre for Aboriginal Studies in Music to mentor the next generation of musicians.
The latest Closing the Gap data contains some significant gains, but advocates say it still paints a "sombre picture". Released on Wednesday evening, the Productivity Commission's 2026 Closing the Gap...
Generously supported by First Nations Arts Partner Wesfarmers Arts, the National Gallery Touring Exhibition will take Emily Kam Kngwarray's works from the national collection to five galleries across...
With only three of 19 Closing the Gap targets on track to be met, governments across the country will need to "redouble their efforts" for the agreement to become a reality, the Productivity Commissio...
Controversial child protection legislation passed by the Northern Territory Government flies in the face of decades of evidence, Labor's Social Services Minister says.
Up to 12 remote music rangers will help support musicians and strengthen cultural connections across remote parts of the Northern Territory from next year.
Six Aboriginal organisations have secured more than $416,000 to safeguard culturally significant sites scattered across Western Australia's Pilbara.
The Koorie Heritage Trust (KHT) has opened entries for its annual Art Show, which will again be celebrated in December. KHT's annual Koorie Art Show is an open-entry, non-acquisitive award exhibition...