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Māori-Pasifika choir on song for gold at World Choir Games
Māori and Pasifika choral singers from Aotearoa, showing off their Polynesian pr...
Andrew Mathieson 25 Aug 2026
Former Broome bishop used boxing as alleged ‘subterfuge’ to abuse young Aboriginal men, court hears
Former Broome bishop Christopher Saunders allegedly used boxing and wrestling as...
Natasha Clark 22 Jul 2026
Indigenous Stations of the Cross brings faith and culture together
Ashfield Uniting Church has unveiled a new Indigenous Stations of the Cross, off...
Joseph Guenzler 10 Jul 2026
Grandmother and grandson graduate together from Wiradjuri language course
A grandmother and grandson have graduated together from Charles Sturt University...
Joseph Guenzler 6 Apr 2026
Meet the woman backing the next generation of Indigenous STEM leaders
Long before national strategies and international fellowships, Kim Dyball unders...
Nicole Brown 4 Mar 2026
Samoa to consider constitutional amendment against non-Christian faiths

The government of Samoa — the Pacific island which is deeply rooted in a history of Christianity and its beliefs — is proposing to "restrict" the practice of other religions that are deeme...

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Jan 5, 2026
Pope Leo begins return of artefacts to Indigenous Canadians

Pope Leo XIV has begun the process of returning 62 artefacts to their Canadian Indigenous communities of origin. On Saturday morning, the Pope received Bishop Pierre Goudreault, Bishop of Sainte-Anne-...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Nov 17, 2025
Pope canonises wartime PNG Catholic leader

EIghty years since his martyrdom during the Second World War a preacher from Papua New Guinea has become the first saint of the Pacific. Pope Leo XIV canonised Peter ToRot, a catechist for the Catholi...

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Oct 20, 2025
'I did it for my brothers': grand final hero Walsh

Reece Walsh says a desire to be tough for his Brisbane "brothers" helped inspire one of the greatest grand final performances in history against Melbourne.

Pasifika leaders, faith and politicians discuss 'climate crisis' at Talanoa

Australia's Pasifika community can take on the task of leading climate crisis efforts in Australia and for their island homes, Uniting Church reverend Faaimata (Mata) Havea Hiliau says.

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Oct 3, 2025
New Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Churchill Fellows to ‘strengthen Culture, Communities and Country’

Fourteen Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders have been named Churchill Fellows for 2025. They will travel the world to bring back ideas that strengthen culture, communities, and Country.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Sep 15, 2025
Grassroots effort to restore native grains begins at UQ

Gamilaroi man and University of Queensland PhD candidate Jacob Birch is working to return native grains to Queensland's grasslands, many of which have become locally extinct.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Jun 16, 2025
Australian Indigenous Doctors’ Association welcomes return of key ministers

The Australian Indigenous Doctors' Association has congratulated Senator Malarndirri McCarthy on her reappointment as federal Minister for Indigenous Australians and Mark Butler on his reappointment a...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre May 14, 2025
Uniting Church silent over documents missing from former Sister Kate's site

The closure of the Beananging Kwuurt Institute in Queens Park and issues around missing documents and other matters at the former Sister Kate's site remain a mystery, four months after a group of Indi...

David Prestipino David Prestipino May 14, 2025
Truth-telling hearing told Melbourne's Catholic churches worth $3.3 billion, many built on free land

The Catholic Church is sitting on $3.3 billion worth of property, the country's first truth-telling hearing has been told. After an almost year-long legal battle with the Yoorrook Justice Commission...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Apr 8, 2025
Bid to evict group from historic Sister Kate's site ends in "stalemate"

A confrontation at the historic Sister Kate's site in Boorloo ended in a stalemate on Friday, with a group of Indigenous women remaining on the premises which is at the centre of a long-running disput...

David Prestipino David Prestipino Mar 21, 2025
Historic partnership formed to manage significant Stolen Generations site

An historic partnership for a significant Boorloo location was announced on Thursday evening, with the site of the former Sister Kate's home now to be jointly managed by Yokai (WA Stolen Generations A...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Mar 6, 2025
Exclusive: WA government pledges $15 million more for aged care facility at significant Stolen Generations site

WA Labor has confirmed a major announcement regarding the future of an aged care facility on a prominent Stolen Generations site southeast of Boorloo/Perth.

David Prestipino David Prestipino Feb 13, 2025
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