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Cape York’s 281 jobs and the case for a Job Guarantee
Three years ago, Fiona Jose told her team at Cape York Partnership to create 300...
Reece Harley 12 Nov 2026
From Dalby to the Land Court: Kamilaroi graduate builds career in law
Kamilaroi man Connor McGovern-Cubby has graduated from Bond University with a Ba...
Joseph Guenzler 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
Women's healing camps making an impact for Queensland school students
EREA Flexible Schools offers an encouraging, communal and culture-embedded women...
Jarred Cross 9 Nov 2026
NT Government's claims of falling crime challenged over data transparency
The Northern Territory Government has been accused of cherry-picking data to arg...
Dechlan Brennan 9 Nov 2026
Torres Strait Islander woman becomes first in family to graduate from university

Torres Strait Islander woman Ramona Weston has become the first person in her family to graduate from university after completing her degree while working full-time in the Australian Public Service.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Nov 4, 2026
Jet Zero inspires Indigenous students to reach new heights in aviation

Indigenous students from regional and remote communities across northern Queensland recently built practical aviation skills through an interactive workshop with Jet Zero, Airbus and Townsville Airpor...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Nov 3, 2026
CDU graduate inspired by Voice referendum to pursue Indigenous policy

Wakka Wakka and Kalkadoon woman Chenoa Masters has completed her third tertiary qualification, using education to strengthen her understanding of government policy and advocate for First Nations commu...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Nov 3, 2026
Wakka Wakka researcher honours family and culture through postgraduate studies

Wakka Wakka and Kemer Kemer Meriam Nation woman Llewellyn Saltner has completed CQUniversity Australia's Graduate Certificate in Research, building on a career dedicated to strengthening First Nations...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Nov 3, 2026
The road home to Cherratta: a Pilbara success story

When Harry Mowarin was a boy, the trip to school in Roebourne, in the Pilbara, meant riding down Cherratta Road on the back of a flatbed Bedford truck.

Dianne Bortoletto Dianne Bortoletto Nov 2, 2026
Kimberley students join growing movement to strengthen Indigenous mental health workforce

Young Indigenous psychology students from some of Australia's most remote communities gathered in Sydney this month for a three-day conference focused on building a culturally informed mental health w...

Phoebe Solon Phoebe Solon Oct 30, 2026
Indigenous educators strengthening culture and connection in Queensland schools

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander educators are helping strengthen cultural connections, improve student engagement and create career pathways for young people across Brisbane Catholic Education (...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Oct 29, 2026
Kimberley 9s returns to Broome for its biggest year yet

Hundreds of students from across the Kimberley descended on Cable Beach in Broome for the first day of the annual Kimberley 9s carnival this week.

Phoebe Solon Phoebe Solon Oct 29, 2026
Many Indigenous people now study and teach at Australian universities – but they are still excluded

When I graduated from high school more than 25 years ago, I received a phone call. I hadn't met the caller, but they knew of me. They informed me that, according to their records, I was one of only 50...

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Tristan Kennedy Oct 23, 2026
First Nations knowledge must help shape the doctors who serve our communities

First Nations knowledge and leadership must help shape how future doctors are trained, according to a new paper calling for medical education that responds to the needs, priorities and experiences of...

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown Oct 19, 2026
Noongar Elder Robert Isaacs recognised with honorary doctorate

Noongar Elder and community leader Robert Isaacs has received an honorary doctorate from the University of Notre Dame Australia in recognition of more than 50 years of service to Aboriginal people.

Jackson Clark Jackson Clark Oct 19, 2026
Indigenous students call for greater cultural education and action on racism

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students have called for greater cultural education in schools and stronger action against racism following the inaugural Aboriginal Student Voice Symposium in Ne...

Jackson Clark Jackson Clark Oct 19, 2026
$1 million bequest supports First Nations medical students

A $1 million bequest from two sisters is helping First Nations medical students at Charles Darwin University pursue studies without added financial pressure.

Jackson Clark Jackson Clark Oct 16, 2026
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