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First Tongan-American elected to a state senate defends US travel bans against Tongans
Doug Fiefia has been elected the first US state senator of Tongan descent. The R...
Andrew Mathieson 13 Nov 2026
Exclusive: Meet the masked Wiradjuri musician turning heads
There is something intriguing about Wiradjuri musician BIRIK, an artist whose id...
Joseph Guenzler 13 Nov 2026
Governments accused of turning a blind eye to harm inside youth detention
The Northern Territory and Queensland governments are turning a blind eye to har...
Dechlan Brennan 13 Nov 2026
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
Men come together to strengthen futures in Kununurra
More than 60 men from across Northern Australia gathered in Kununurra this week...
Phoebe Solon 12 Nov 2026
Same country, very different odds: Alliance demands First Nations hands on jobs reform

The national peak body for Indigenous employment and training has called on the Federal Government to put First Nations-led delivery at the centre of its employment services overhaul.

Reece Harley Reece Harley Nov 12, 2026
Krasna’s breakout season puts AFL dream within reach

Indigenous footballer Toby Krasna has emerged as a potential top-20 selection in the 2026 AFL Draft after a breakthrough season with the Northern Knights and Vic Metro.

Jackson Clark Jackson Clark Nov 12, 2026
Pilbara Native Title organisations benefit from capacity building grants

Pilbara Native Title organisations are set to benefit from government grants to help create local employment, strengthen organisational capacity and improve Aboriginal cultural heritage management.

Phoebe Solon Phoebe Solon Nov 12, 2026
Reconciliation Action Plans must move beyond targets to deliver meaningful change

Reconciliation Action Plans (RAPs) should fundamentally change the relationships organisations have with Aboriginal people and Aboriginal organisations, says the former South Australian Guardian for C...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Nov 11, 2026
Hundreds of jobs planned for remote communities across Australia

A further 800 jobs are expected to be created in remote communities across Australia under the fourth round of the federal government's Remote Jobs and Economic Development (RJED) program.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Nov 11, 2026
Walkabout Cultural Adventures named Australia’s leading First Nations tourism business

Queensland's Walkabout Cultural Adventures was named the national winner of the 2026 National First Nations Tourism Excellence Awards, announced at the recent Australian Indigenous Tourism Conference...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Nov 10, 2026
Larrakia Nation welcomes decision to return Stokes Hill to Larrakia people

Larrakia Nation Aboriginal Corporation has welcomed the federal government's decision to return the former Stokes Hill Fuel Installation to Larrakia people, following sustained advocacy by the Corpora...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Nov 10, 2026
Indigenous businesses showcase innovation and opportunities in Adelaide

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander-owned businesses gathered in Tarndanya (Adelaide) last week for the 2026 First Nations Business Showcase, connecting with government buyers, industry representati...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Nov 9, 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 Government to withdraw the Environment and Water Legislation Amendment Bill 2026.

Labor's 'tough love' youth justice plan sparks backlash

Victoria Labor's pre-election commitment to see youth offenders pulled from the community and placed in a "tough love" rehabilitation program is mandatory sentencing dressed up as political leadership...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Nov 9, 2026
Indigenous Carbon Industry Network sends first delegation to UN climate talks

The Indigenous Carbon Industry Network has sent its first-ever delegation to the United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP31. ICIN is at the Conference in Antalya, Turkey, to highlight Indigenous...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Nov 9, 2026
Generous Mob leading the way

A full room at the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory has helped raise $27,000 for organisations working alongside First Nations communities, backing local knowledge with dollars at the...

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown Nov 9, 2026
Children safely come down from roof of WA youth prison

Three young inmates have safely come down from the roof of the notorious Banksia Hill Juvenile Detention Centre. On Friday the youth climbed on to the roof of the Western Australia children's prison.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Nov 7, 2026
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