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CGU and WFI back Yorta Yorta-led plan to add $180m a year to Goulburn Murray economy
IAG's commercial insurance brands CGU and WFI Insurance have signed on as champi...
Reece Harley 12 Nov 2026
Murri School students brew up skills and confidence with Cuppaderlah
Students at Magandjin's (Brisbane) Murri School are gaining hands-on hospitality...
Joseph Guenzler 10 Nov 2026
Environment and Water Bill signals 'dangerous step backwards' for NT, Northern Land Council warns
The Northern Land Council has joined the call for the Northern Territory Governm...
Young First Nations leader takes fight against invasive species to COP31
Australia's growing invasive species crisis will be taken to the world stage at...
Giovanni Torre 5 Nov 2026
Archie Moore and Daniel Boyd's 'Stories From A Small Country Town' opens at Ngununggula
Ngununggula, the Southern Highlands first regional art gallery, has officially o...
Phoebe Blogg 5 Nov 2026
New Aboriginal-owned campground opens on Yued Noongar Country

An Aboriginal-owned property welcoming campers following the opening of Koora Boodja is the latest addition to Western Australia's Camping with Custodians program.

Jackson Clark Jackson Clark Nov 3, 2026
Rat-free zone: Traditional Owners lead drone defence in western Torres Strait

Torres Strait Traditional Owners are leading efforts on Warul Kawa (Deliverance Island) to eradicate invasive rats (makas) in preparation for H5 avian influenza - bird flu.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Oct 30, 2026
Hitchhiking weed spreads fear for sacred waterholes

An invasive grass seed hitching a ride on a mining truck could be the death knell to a region's protected native flora and fauna, as conservationists renew calls for a national response.

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Luke Lay (AAP) Oct 30, 2026
Jirrbal Elders return to Country as $24.7 million conservation campaign continues

Jirrbal Traditional Custodians are returning to parts of their Country in Far North Queensland after generations of restricted access, as Bush Heritage Australia works to secure more than 20,000 hecta...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Oct 30, 2026
16 Indigenous Protected Areas set for six states and territories

The federal government has announced an $11.31 million investment to support the establishment of 16 new Indigenous Protected Areas. The announcement will see Indigenous Protected Areas (IPAs) —...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Oct 29, 2026
Traditional Owners reclaim access to rainforest Country

Connection to Country is one of the most important things to Jirrbal Elder Uncle Kurt Noble. So stepping onto the 20,000 hectares of forest known as Wooroora for the first time was a moment he had bee...

Ngarrindjeri women’s resistance takes centre stage in 'Kumarangk: Sisterhood'

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this story contains names of people who have died. The stories of Ngarrindjeri women who resisted construction of the Hindmarsh Island bridge...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Oct 27, 2026
Digital platform puts Aboriginal mothers at the centre of maternity care

An Aboriginal-led digital platform designed to improve maternity care for First Nations women and families has been released following a decade of research and collaboration with Elders, communities a...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Oct 27, 2026
A millennium of evidence reveals colonial roots of Australia’s wildfire vulnerability

A 1,000-year ecological reconstruction has revealed Australia's ongoing wildfire crisis stems from the colonial disruption of Indigenous fire management rather than climate change alone, according to...

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Naina Rao Oct 27, 2026
Aṉangu graduates make tourism history at Uluṟu

Three Aṉangu trainees have become the first graduates of a nationally recognised Certificate III in Tourism delivered by Aṉangu, for Aṉangu, on Country in Uluṟu.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Oct 26, 2026
Young Indigenous entrepreneur makes waves with innovative sunscreen business

Like many First Nations small businesses, budding young Indigenous entrepreneur Garnet Brennan faced significant economic barriers when attempting to access finance.

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Brendan Foster Oct 22, 2026
Family support key in Kimberley teen Ashleah Umbagai kicking goals in Perth

A Kimberley teen is proving big dreams are within reach, with football opening doors for her in Perth while her family helps her stay connected to home and Country.

Phoebe Solon Phoebe Solon Oct 22, 2026
Indigenous businesses celebrated on Darumbal Country

Five Indigenous businesses and organisations have been recognised at the annual Rockhampton Indigenous Business Month Celebration on Dharumbal Country, with awards highlighting their contributions to...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Oct 20, 2026
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