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A powerful new bilingual publication is ensuring an important Wurlaki story will continue to be carried by future generations, preserving language, culture and truth through the voices of those who ha...
This speech was given at the RING (Reconciliation Industry Network Group) NAIDOC Gathering in Sydney on Thursday by keynote speaker and MC, Indigenous singer, songwriter, musician and advocate Toni Ja...
NAIDOC's origins belong inside a longer history of Aboriginal resistance to the economic architecture of colonial Australia. It emerged from Aboriginal protest against colonisation that had taken land...
Evidence has been uncovered which points to Aboriginal mining of stones at Sugarloaf Hill in South Australia's Riverland. The first detailed investigation into an Aboriginal chert and silcrete quarry...
Balangarra man Ronnie Morgan grew up hearing stories about his great uncle Gumbul, who died trying to protect others during the Oombulgurri/Forrest River massacre in West Australia's north.
Acclaimed Yorta Yorta and Wurundjeri (Woiwurrung) writer, actor and producer Tony Briggs presents 'Address to the Nations', a new work developed with artist and producer David Pledger, this Tuesday ni...
In 2026, NAIDOC Week will officially celebrate its 50th anniversary under the theme 50 Years of Deadly. Each year, for a week beginning on the first Sunday in July, Australians celebrate the achieveme...
The revitalisation of Aboriginal languages will be the focus of a free online program taking place during National Reconciliation Week. Engaging thousands of primary school students across New South W...
More than 80 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and girls connected to the former Aboriginal Girls Home, West End have been identified through research undertaken by Link-Up (Qld), with their...
Archaeological investigations of 12 potential burial-like anomalies discovered last month on Wadjemup / Rottnest at the site where the remains of one Indigenous person were uncovered have found no evi...
The human remains of Indigenous ancestry uncovered on Wadjemup last month were given a traditional burial on Saturday on the island by dozens of Indigenous men from across Western Australia.
Our Story: Aboriginal Chinese People in Australia, at the National Museum of Australia, documents over 170 years of connection between Chinese migrants and Aboriginal Australians.
'One Red Blood: Gulpilil in the Landscape' will open in Naarm / Melbourne this week as a tribute to the late Yolŋu man David Gulpilil Ridjimiraril Dalaithngu, bringing together photography, weavi...
