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Mid-West Aboriginal organisations receive funding to protect WA cultural sites
Aboriginal organisations in Western Australia's Mid-West and Gascoyne regions ha...
Jackson Clark 3 Aug 2026
Indigenous creatives kick off Country to Couture in the Top End
Officially kicking off Sunday night, Indigenous Fashion Projects (IFP) celebrate...
Phoebe Blogg 3 Aug 2026
Consultation opens on proposed changes to WA's Aboriginal Lands Trust
The Western Australian government is inviting Aboriginal people, stakeholders an...
Giovanni Torre 3 Aug 2026
First Nations fashion, textiles take Country to Couture
Indigenous culture's 60,000-plus years of stories are intersecting with high-end...
Garma returns with four days of Yolŋu culture, art and ceremony
The Garma Festival has returned to Gulkula on Gumatj Country in north-east Arnhe...
Joseph Guenzler 31 Jul 2026
New exhibition showcases work of Tiwi artist Michelle Pulatuwayu Woody Minnapinni

Ngiya Murrakupupuniamintiya Jilamara (My Country and Art) by Michelle Pulatuwayu Woody Minnapinni will be exhibited by STATION in collaboration with Jilamara Arts and Crafts Association, opening Satur...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Jul 31, 2026
University of Technology launches new Indigenous Institute for Designing with Country

The new Indigenous Institute for Designing with Country will draw on First Nations knowledge systems, storytelling and connections to Country to shape design thinking.

Phoebe Blogg Phoebe Blogg Jul 30, 2026
$10m fund to back Aboriginal-led family safety programs in Central Australia

Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations (ACCOs) across Central Australia are set to share in a new $10 million federal fund aimed at improving family and community safety through locally led ini...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Jul 29, 2026
Plibersek: NT alone on child placement principle stance

Controversial child protection legislation passed by the Northern Territory Government flies in the face of decades of evidence, Labor's Social Services Minister says.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Jul 29, 2026
She walked so others could follow: Aunty Beverley Hand's lifetime of truth-telling honoured

Long before cultural tourism became widely embraced, before reconciliation entered the national conversation and before Aboriginal voices were routinely sought in conversations about caring for Countr...

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown Jul 28, 2026
Hundreds face uncertainty as NT Government orders homelessness service to wind down

More than 300 vulnerable people, including almost 90 children, who are currently waiting for support in the Northern Territory will need to find alternative accommodation after the government ordered...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Jul 28, 2026
New ranger base gives Aputula team permanent home

A new, purpose-built ranger base in the remote community of Aputula (Finke) will provide a permanent home for local Aboriginal rangers after years of operating from a single shipping container.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Jul 28, 2026
National watchdogs join criticism of NT child protection changes

The fallout from the Northern Territory Government's controversial child protection laws has continued, with the national First Nations social justice and children's commissioners the latest to critic...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Jul 24, 2026
Draft prospect Walker returns home for special Indigenous round

Carlton father-son prospect Cody Walker will return to Echuca this weekend for a match carrying special meaning for his family. The highly rated Yorta Yorta teenager has been named to play for the Mur...

Jackson Clark Jackson Clark Jul 24, 2026
Yindjibarndi artist brings Pilbara Country to NATSIAA

Yindjibarndi artist Allery Sandy has painted the Pilbara as a place of memory, culture and survival in her finalist work for the Telstra General Painting Award at the 2026 Telstra National Aboriginal...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Jul 23, 2026
'This is neglect': Controversial NT child protection laws passes despite overwhelming opposition

Controversial changes to child protection laws have passed the Northern Territory Parliament, sparking warnings the impacts will be carried by First Nations families for generations.

Country Fire Authority celebrates NAIDOC through campfire connection

During NAIDOC Week one Country Fire Authority (CFA) space became a meaningful place of connection where the art of weaving, culture, and the quiet power of sitting together was shared.

Callan Morse Callan Morse Jul 20, 2026
Traditional Owners call for Pine Gap spy base shutdown

On a sacred stretch of desert in the heart of the continent, Traditional Owners say a US spy base is helping fuel war in Gaza while they fight for something as basic as running water.

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