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Screenrights Cultural Fund backs Indigenous storytelling projects
Screenrights is set to provide $293,400 to six Australian and Aotearoa New Zeala...
Joseph Guenzler 31 Aug 2026
Sacred Indigenous landscape Karlu Karlu gains international recognition
Karlu Karlu Conservation Reserve has received international recognition, becomin...
Jackson Clark 25 Aug 2026
EXCLUSIVE: Halls Creek Night Space linked to fall in youth crime, but youngest children miss out
No fighting, more kindness, and McDonald's. These were among the requests from H...
Natasha Clark 3 Aug 2026
Remote Music Rangers program receives $100,000 boost
Up to 12 remote music rangers will help support musicians and strengthen cultura...
Jackson Clark 29 Jul 2026
Firing up carbon credits through cultural burning

A former economist turned cattle station farmer has signed a historic carbon credits deal to share profits equally with Traditional Owners. The 25-year agreement between pastoral leaseholder Rory Robe...

National partnership supports Indigenous producers in screen sector

A collaboration between Indigenous Business Australia (IBA), Screen Australia, and No Coincidence Media is set to deliver a newly designed First Nations Screen Business Accelerator across the country.

Callan Morse Callan Morse Jul 1, 2026
New mobile clinic to bring lung cancer screening to Arnhem Land, Groote Eylandt, Tiwi Islands and Wadeye

Mobile specialist healthcare provider, Heart of Australia, has expanded their operations to the Northern Territory to deliver access to the National Lung Cancer Screening Program (NLCSP) with the laun...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Jun 29, 2026
There's a lot we can do: NSW campaign aims to boost bowel screening in Aboriginal communities

A Cancer Institute NSW campaign is encouraging Aboriginal people to do the bowel screening test, to reduce the impact of bowel cancer and support healthier communities. Aboriginal men are 1.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Jun 26, 2026
Global evidence shows cervical cancer can be eliminated in the Pacific region

Pacific leaders, clinicians and researchers say cervical cancer elimination is within reach, as global evidence shows the disease can be virtually eradicated within a generation.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Jun 25, 2026
Teen arrested after man fatally stabbed in outback town

A teenager has been arrested after a young man died from stab wounds following a series of violent confrontations in an outback town amid family feuding.

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Lloyd Jones (AAP) Jun 14, 2026
Weapons seized after violent disturbance at town camp

Three men have been arrested and a large number of traditional and improvised weapons seized after a serious affray involving between 80 and 100 people.

Partnership takes action on closing cervical cancer screening gap in Aboriginal communities

Indigenous communities are partnering with the NSW Government to address inequities in cervical cancer outcomes through initiatives which focus on closing the cervical screening gap for Aboriginal wom...

Callan Morse Callan Morse May 11, 2026
Reopening Nyinkka Nyunyu: A cultural heartbeat returns to Tennant Creek

In the heart of Tennant Creek, a powerful cultural space is opening its doors once again. After more than two years of closure for significant upgrades, the Nyinkka Nyunyu Art and Culture Centre has r...

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown May 6, 2026
New partnership puts East Kimberley Aboriginal voices at heart of early childhood services

A new partnership in Western Australia's East Kimberley region is aiming to transform outcomes for Aboriginal children and families; a move local leaders hope will mark a genuine turning point under t...

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Apr 29, 2026
Alberta separatism in Canada: 'One of the most troubling times in my lifetime for First Nations people'

With the threat of separatism from Canada and annexation by the United States, persistent treaty violations, fast-tracked resource development projects, and ongoing societal issues, the present moment...

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Thomas Law Apr 28, 2026
'Behind the Screen' explores the transformation of breast screening for First Nations communities

A breast screen appointment is free and takes only 10 minutes, but the journey to get there can be filled with a mix of anticipation and uncertainty.

Phoebe Blogg Phoebe Blogg Apr 15, 2026
First Nations film showcase Nunga Screen celebrates 15 years

Country Arts SA's award-winning First Nations film showcase Nunga Screen returns in 2026 for its 15th year of sharing history, humour, culture and Country through powerful storytelling.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Apr 13, 2026
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