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Noongar family listed for 'priority transfer' to new home after alleged threats from neighbour
Western Australia's Department of Housing and Works says it has listed a young N...
Giovanni Torre 12 Aug 2026
Separatists claim responsibility for killing Papuans accused of acting on behalf of Indonesian forces
West Papuan independence separatists killed three Indigenous Papuans depicted in...
Andrew Mathieson 6 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
Repatriation ceremony returns Ancestors to Gäṉgaṉ and Bäniyala Homelands in North East Arnhem Land
One of Australia's greatest Indigenous leaders, Dr Djambawa Marawili AM HC, toge...
Giovanni Torre 31 Jul 2026
Fiji Government funds evacuation centre for Tamavua Village
The Fiji Government has begun work on a $1. 78 million evacuation centre for Tam...
Rebekah Rasmussen 16 Jul 2026
Samoan Opposition accused of treason, defamation ahead of parliamentary inquiry

The Samoan ruling party has appointed a parliamentary committee to scrutinise the conduct of three leading Opposition figures for treason and defamation.

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Jul 15, 2026
The power of First Nations people and culture can work for the betterment of Australia and our region

This speech was delivered by federal Ambassador for First Nations People, Justin Mohamed, at the launch of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade's First Nations International Engagement Strategy...

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Justin Mohamed Jul 8, 2026
Marninwarntikura Women’s Resource Centre welcomes court reopening but warns of impact on remote families

Marninwarntikura Women's Resource Centre, based in Fitzroy Crossing in Western Australia's Kimberley region, has welcomed the announcement regional court sittings will resume almost a month earlier th...

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Jul 7, 2026
Artback NT delegation strengthens First Nations cultural connections with Taiwan

Art has always been one of the oldest ways First Nations peoples have carried knowledge across generations. It holds language, culture, history and identity, connecting people long before borders were...

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown Jul 7, 2026
Regional WA courts to reopen a month earlier, days after Aboriginal leaders called for change

Regional and remote courts across Western Australia will reopen almost a month earlier than expected after new security arrangements were finalised.

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Jun 29, 2026
Kepaoa slapped with six-match ban for homophobic slur

Newcastle forward Asu Kepaoa has been hit with a six-match ban for using a homophobic slur in a round-of-16 NSW Cup match. Kepaoa fronted the NSWRL judiciary on Wednesday when he pleaded guilty to mak...

Exclusive: Kimberley Aboriginal leaders warn court closures are cutting off access to justice

Kimberley Aboriginal leaders say shuttered regional courts have cut First Nations communities off from justice, and they want local sittings reinstated without delay.

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Jun 24, 2026
Troy Cassar-Daley backs winter vaccine campaign for mob

Gumbaynggirr and Bundjalung country music icon Troy Cassar-Daley is urging First Nations people to get vaccinated before winter, as flu, COVID-19 and RSV cases rise across Australia.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler May 19, 2026
Indigenous artwork marks completion of Swan-Canning Estuary reef restoration project

The unveiling of a sign featuring Aboriginal artwork has marked the completion of Boorloo / Perth's Swan-Canning Estuary Reef Restoration Project.

Callan Morse Callan Morse May 12, 2026
First Nations energy affordability - 'a goal in the never never'

Electricity access has improved globally, with 92 per cent of the world's population connected by 2023. Still, 666-670 million people remain without electricity, and a staggering 85 per cent of these...

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James Reynolds May 11, 2026
Fiji puts communities at centre of climate resilience push

Fiji is moving to link national climate targets, Pacific-led funding and on-ground adaptation through a USD $5.7 million project supporting 14 vulnerable coastal communities.

Protestors call for release of Australian activists, including 22-year-old Indigenous man, detained aboard Gaza-bound aid flotilla

Concerns are growing for six Australian activists, including a young Indigenous man, detained after Israeli naval forces intercepted the Gaza-bound Global Sumud Flotilla on Thursday morning, with prot...

Report calls for stronger hepatitis testing in Indigenous communities

Indigenous Queenslanders are experiencing more than double the rate of a highly preventable cancer, with a new report linking persistent inequality to higher rates of liver cancer and viral hepatitis.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Apr 30, 2026
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