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It's been five months since measures were implemented to ban under 16s from accessing social media. For some young people —especially those outside of metro areas — the ban has made it mor...
From a studio in regional Queensland, Tristan Barton is building a global reputation — one soundtrack at a time. The CQUniversity Bachelor of Music graduate has carved out a career composing for...
Almost 140 children under the age of 14 were held in detention in Western Australia in the last financial year without ever being sentenced, whilst mental health outcomes across the state decline.
Marking three months since the federal government introduced its social media ban for children under 16, the WA Commissioner for Children and Young People released insights on the issue from an online...
Three First Nations graduates have been recognised as part of CQUniversity's annual Alumni Awards. Tristan Barton, Sheree Blackley, and Zalhi Hayden were announced as 2026 award recipients on Wednesda...
Senator Jacqui Lambie says female veterans who experienced sexual assault while deployed overseas are being abandoned by the Commonwealth. Last year, law firm JGA Saddler launched a class action on be...
The New South Wales Government launched the state's first Aboriginal Cancer Strategy on Wednesday, promising to deliver improved cancer outcomes in Aboriginal communities with a $12 million funding bo...
When Melanie Pope crossed the graduation stage in Bundaberg this month, Bachelor of Nursing degree in hand, it marked the fulfilment of a dream more than four decades in the making.
An Aboriginal corporation has criticised the Tasmanian government's financial backing of the proposed Macquarie Point stadium while housing shortages and the cost of living continue to impact Tasmania...
First Nations artist and designer Simone Thomson has been named the First Peoples prize winner in Museums Victoria Gold Jewellery Acquisitive Prize.
The work of First Nations rights advocate, Bidjara and Birri-Gubba Juru woman Jacqueline Huggins AM FAHA, has been honoured by Flinders University for her exceptional leadership creating an equitable...
A secretly developed pill made from an Indigenous medicine helped soldiers avoid seasickness as they landed on the shores of Normandy in 1944.
Darumbal and South Sea Islander activist and journalist Dr Amy McQuire has taken out the $30,000 Queensland Premier's Award for a Work of State Significance for her book 'Black Witness' at the 2025 Qu...
