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Clear path forward for Doomadgee SQW Skills
The steps from project to employment have never been clearer than in Community O...
Giovanni Torre 31 Jul 2026
Cape York medical student helps guide next generation at JCU Winter School
A fourth-year medical student from Cape York has returned to James Cook Universi...
Jackson Clark 20 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
Wiradjuri singer makes history on The Voice
Marking a historic moment in Australian television, University of Sydney Primary...
Phoebe Blogg 2 Oct 2025
‘Discriminatory and unjust’: Commonwealth sued over claims Work for the Dole harmed Indigenous communities
A Federal Court class action has been launched against the Commonwealth, allegin...
Dechlan Brennan 30 Sep 2025
"Changed the trajectory for our people forever": Wiradjuri warrior Paul Coe remembered

Friends and family of Wiradjuri Elder, land rights hero, Tent Embassy figure and Aboriginal Legal Service founder, the late Paul Coe, honoured his legacy and memory at his funeral on Thursday.

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Aug 14, 2025
National Indigenous Health Leadership Alliance urges structural reform, genuine co-design to Close the Gap

The National Indigenous Health Leadership Alliance says the Independent Review of the National Agreement on Closing the Gap and the 2025 Productivity Commission Annual Data Compilation Report "confirm...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Jul 31, 2025
Revered land rights hero, Paul Coe, remembered as a "legendary fighter for our people”

This story contains the name of a person who has died. Respected Wiradjuri Elder and legal trailblazer, Mr Paul Coe, is being remembered for his lifelong commitment to Aboriginal rights.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Jul 30, 2025
Recognising coercive control: WA conference spotlights First Nations experiences with domestic violence

As Australia continues to grapple with alarmingly high rates of family and domestic violence, First Nations women and children remain disproportionately impacted.

Alexandra Giorgianni Alexandra Giorgianni Jul 19, 2025
Paving the Way: Tradara Briscoe and the legacy of strength, vision and leadership

In an industry where Aboriginal women are rarely seen — let alone heard — Tradara Briscoe is leading change, on her terms and on Country.

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown Jul 7, 2025
The power of music sustaining Indigenous languages

For musician and producer Deline Briscoe, using language in her songs is not just a responsibility, it is a continuation of tradition and honouring her ancestors.

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Keira Jenkins May 29, 2025
Indigenous health alliance reaffirms call for structural change

The National Indigenous Health Leadership Alliance has reaffirmed its commitment to work alongside government to "to transform Australia's healthcare system" following Saturday's federal election outc...

Callan Morse Callan Morse May 5, 2025
Closing the Gap review “must not come at the cost of equity, cultural safety, or self-determination”

The National Indigenous Health Leadership Alliance has reaffirmed its position on Indigenous affairs ahead of the upcoming federal election and following the publication of key documents, including th...

Callan Morse Callan Morse Apr 15, 2025
New report offers "tangible solutions" to close the gap

The stagnating and declining progress across critical Closing the Gap targets has real consequences for First Nations people, a new report says.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Mar 20, 2025
"Knowledge is how we keep our culture alive" - Bob Hawke Aboriginal Teacher Scholarships open

Applications have opened for the 2025 Bob Hawke Aboriginal Teacher Scholarships. The Western Australian government's annual scholarships provide financial support to aspiring Aboriginal secondary teac...

Callan Morse Callan Morse Nov 5, 2024
Idaho's Native American tribes make big economic impact, but don't reap the benefits

The five Native American tribes in Idaho have a combined economic impact of US$1.45 billion (AUD 2.15 billion), according to a study by a University of Idaho economist, but "capture only a fraction of...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Aug 22, 2024
Baker Boy to Headline BLACKTIVISM: A Night of First Nations Musical Activism

Get ready for an unforgettable evening at BLAKTIVISM, the one-night-only concert event at Hamer Hall, Southbank, on Friday, November 22. Headlined by the dynamic Baker Boy, the lineup is packed with i...

Rhiannon Clarke Rhiannon Clarke Aug 16, 2024
Reflecting on Indigenous progress and resilience in the Australian Air Force

For Flight Lieutenant Coen Henry, NAIDOC Week and beyond is a chance to represent his community and culture through his role in the Air Force.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Jul 25, 2024
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