Central Australia
Arrernte woman and senior First Nations leader Evelyn Schaber has been appointed co-chair of Indigenous youth advocacy group Children's Ground.
More than 40 Aboriginal rangers and Traditional Owners from four regions gathered at Newhaven in Central Australia last month to plan cultural fire management for the year ahead.
WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised the following story contains the name and image of a person who has died. Territorians are mourning the death of Geoffrey Shaw OAM, a...
The Northern Territory football community is mourning the passing of champion footballer John Pepperill, a man who will be remembered for helping to shape the game across both the Top End and Central...
A Northern Territory health alliance says men, families, and community leaders need to unite to prevent violence against women and children over the holiday period.
The Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance Northern Territory and Central Australian Aboriginal Congress have called for greater awareness and investment in foot health to prevent avoidable amputations...
The federal government's Revival and Resilience grant program is set to invest $1 million into businesses in Central Australia's Alice Springs and MacDonnell tourism regions. Part of a $8.
The Culture Care Connect Suicide Prevention Team was awarded the 2025 Excellence in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Healthcare Award at the National Rural and Remote Health Awards held in Canber...
More than 40 homes across six communities in Utopia have been upgraded through a joint federal and NT government initiative. The $12.4 million works delivered new kitchens, living areas, bedrooms and...
The remote community of Yuendumu has celebrated the opening of a refurbished recreation hall, providing children and young people with a safe place to connect, learn and take part in youth programs.
A new program to build home and life skills for families and communities in Central Australia has been strengthen with Federal Government support.
Two products of Central Australia's Redtails Pinktails Right Tracks Program have played key roles in South Adelaide's 2025 SANFLW premiership win.
A group of emerging footballers from the Sydney Swans' First Nations Academy have completed an eight-day tour of Central Australia, combining football development with cultural immersion.