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Award-winning Ojibwe singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, humanitarian, and educator Shy-Anne Hovorka has officially released her new single and music video, Raise My Fist.
Supply Nation is set to "represent Australia's Indigenous business sector" at the 10th Australia-Canada Economic Leadership Forum in Vancouver this November.
Centre Simi Sasagi is so desperate to represent Samoa that he wants to delay a much-needed shoulder surgery to feature in the Rugby League World Cup.
A youth night space has begun operating in Kununurra this week to provide a safe place for young people in the East Kimberley town. The Kununurra Youth Night Space (KYNS) is temporarily based at the p...
Quandamooka Festival will return to Minjerribah in September with two days of music, dance, art, cultural activities and on-Country experiences.
An emotional Josh Papali'i will remain a one-club player after the Canberra Raiders' veteran enforcer announced he will retire at the end of the NRL season.
Tobique First Nation singer-songwriter Mike Bern has released 'The Belt', a new single exploring the lasting effects of war, family trauma and the experiences passed between generations.
Uncertainty surrounding Canberra's crumbling forward pack has been partially alleviated, with Ata Mariota re-signing until the end of the 2028 season.
An all-female delegation from East Timor has visited Canberra and made history by sitting on the floor of Parliament House. House of Representatives Speaker Milton Dick extended a warm welcome to the...
Indigenous leaders and representative bodies, women's groups and other human rights advocates have united in an urgent call for the Canadian government to renew critical funding for work addressing mi...
Canberra winger Xavier Savage will support his "best mate" if he chooses to move across the ditch, but admits losing him will cause some strife.
The Ashaninka Indigenous people, who have recovered their once lost territory inside the Brazilian border with Peru from "settlers" more than three decades ago, are under attack again.
Aunty Sharon Thorpe has spent most of her life putting her community's health first, and knows, personally, the importance of early detection when it comes to cancer. She has beaten it twice.
