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Solomon Islands' coalition government moves to end instability and defections with constitutional reforms
The Solomon Islands government is proposing constitutional reforms to address po...
Andrew Mathieson 14 Nov 2026
Reconciliation Action Plans must move beyond targets to deliver meaningful change
Reconciliation Action Plans (RAPs) should fundamentally change the relationships...
Dechlan Brennan 11 Nov 2026
Marrugeku to present Ngurragabu at Sydney Festival's Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels
Acclaimed dance theatre company Marrugeku has officially announced the world pre...
Phoebe Blogg 10 Nov 2026
'There's really beautiful healing in this work' - Kamarra Bell-Wykes on her new play, Before I Forget
Kamarra Bell-Wykes's new work, Before I Forget, is a powerful exploration of lov...
Giovanni Torre 10 Nov 2026
Finding Justice: Larissa Behrendt's new book explores 'what real justice means, and what it might yet become'
Finding Justice: From Courtroom to Country, the new book from Distinguished Prof...
Giovanni Torre 9 Nov 2026
Fijian Prime Minister under pressure ahead of vote on constitutional change

Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has given into sustained public pressure, moving to extend the timeline for major constitutional reform not long after announcing plans to table a bill to change...

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Nov 5, 2026
Young Noongar musician shares culture through debut song

A song celebrating Aboriginal culture has earned national exposure for Perth primary school student Skye, who performs under the name Worlmiyak.

Jackson Clark Jackson Clark Nov 5, 2026
Systemic barriers to First Nations people serving as court jurors

Aboriginal people in South Australia are disproportionately entangled in the justice system, including being over 12 times as likely to be imprisoned, which is likely to be having an impact on their a...

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Nov 4, 2026
Indigenous leaders to gather in Magandjin for annual employment and training conference

The National Indigenous Employment and Training Alliance (The Alliance) is calling for employment services reform which strengthens First Nations-led organisations and creates long-term employment opp...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Nov 4, 2026
Biripi performer joins national tour of Monty Python’s SPAMALOT

Biripi performer Ethan Jones is bringing his experience across Australian musical theatre to the national tour of Monty Python's SPAMALOT, with the production arriving in Sydney this week.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Oct 14, 2026
Misinformation links COVID-19 vaccine to Fiji HIV emergency

WHAT WAS CLAIMEDAn increase in HIV cases in Fiji has been caused by COVID-19 vaccines. OUR VERDICTFalse. COVID vaccines don't cause HIV, and experts say Fiji's HIV epidemic has been driven by intraven...

Have your say: expanded mandatory NDIS registration

First Peoples Disability Network have been engaged by the Quality and Safeguard Commission to gather feedback and is conducting a survey about mandatory NDIS registration for providers delivering High...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Oct 8, 2026
Exhibition celebrating First Nations ceramics to show at Hawkesbury Regional Gallery

The National Gallery of Australia's touring exhibition Of This Earth: Transforming Culture and Country through First Nations Ceramics is set to arrive at Hawkesbury Regional Gallery this December.

Phoebe Blogg Phoebe Blogg Sep 30, 2026
Australian Literacy and Numeracy Foundation, Rio Tinto partner to support Indigenous languages

The Australian Literacy and Numeracy Foundation and Rio Tinto have announced a new three-year partnership to support First Nations communities in preserving, revitalising and strengthening Indigenous...

Callan Morse Callan Morse Sep 22, 2026
Sydney's Fringe First Nation hub, Yalgali, continues to thrive and grow

In 2024 Sydney Fringe launched its inaugural First Nation hub, Yalgali, designed as a safe space for celebrating Indigenous talent. Since then Yalgali continues to evolve, with First Nations artists f...

Rhiannon Clarke Rhiannon Clarke Sep 21, 2026
Dancer Amelia Jean O’Leary delivers haunting performance in Fringe show Sitting Gnaay

Gamilaroi and Wadawurrung artist Amelia Jean O'Leary embodies grief, loss, colonisation and international trauma with her new contemporary dance, Sitting Gnaay, at Sydney Fringe.

Rhiannon Clarke Rhiannon Clarke Sep 18, 2026
Indigenous human rights expert lodges formal complaint over Hanson's 'primitive' claims

Kurin Minang human rights expert and law academic Dr Hannah McGlade has lodged a formal complaint with Australian Human Rights Commission over Pauline Hanson's claim Aboriginal people are "the most pr...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Sep 15, 2026
Sydney Opera House reveals 2026 Dance Rites full program

The full program for DanceRites 2026 was officially revealed this week. Taking place across October 24-25, the event will host two packed days of family-friendly performances on the Sydney Opera House...

Phoebe Blogg Phoebe Blogg Sep 10, 2026
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