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Aboriginal Legal Service 'alarmed and disappointed' as NSW Premier doubles down on 'oppressive' police surveillance
The Aboriginal Legal Service of New South Wales and the ACT says it is "alarmed...
Giovanni Torre 28 Aug 2026
Moombaki scholarship supports First Nations medical students
Curtin University has launched a new scholarship aimed at supporting more Aborig...
Jackson Clark 17 Aug 2026
Pacific-led research puts Indigenous health at centre of precision medicine
Pacific researchers, clinicians and community leaders have gathered in Sāmoa to...
Joseph Guenzler 11 Aug 2026
UN peacekeeping training program welcomes aspiring Pacific officers
Prospective police officers from across the Pacific have been welcomed into trai...
Andrew Mathieson 5 Aug 2026
Akeyulerre Healing Centre earns global recognition with architecture grounded in Arrernte knowledge
An Aboriginal-led healing centre in the heart of Mparntwe / Alice Springs has be...
Nicole Brown 23 Jul 2026
Gomeroi artist honours LifeFlight through artwork

Emerging contemporary Indigenous artist and Gomeroi woman Melinda Luscombe reflected on the fragility of life while creating her latest work.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Jul 14, 2026
NSW makes knife wanding powers permanent amid concerns over police discretion

The New South Wales Government's decision to make knife 'wanding' powers permanent has drawn criticism from the state's peak Aboriginal legal service, which says the laws will lead to more "disproport...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Jun 29, 2026
'Racial profiling' - Indigenous people make up more than half of strip searches by WA Police

More than half of the people strip searched by WA Police so far in 2025-26 were Indigenous, questions in Parliament from Greens MP Brad Pettitt have revealed.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Jun 24, 2026
Indigenous family celebrates powerful medical legacy

Proud Dharawal and Wiradjuri woman Dr Tatum Maybir has helped create a powerful family legacy in medicine, with two of her sons graduating as doctors last year and her daughter now beginning her own m...

Jackson Clark Jackson Clark Jun 11, 2026
First Nations cancer nurse appointed to support Broken Hill patients

A new cancer care nursing position has been established in far western NSW to provide additional support to First Nations patients and their families.

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Jun 10, 2026
Jaru and Yindjibarndi doctor receives WA Day Award for health leadership

A Jaru and Yindjibarndi doctor has been recognised for his work improving health care for some of Western Australia's most vulnerable people.

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Jun 4, 2026
Pilbara communities host next generation of rural and remote doctors

A week-long program introducing junior doctors to life and work in remote Western Australia has wrapped up in the Pilbara, as health organisations continue efforts to address workforce shortages acros...

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark May 11, 2026
It’s time to rethink how police treat First Nations children

Over the last year we have all been shocked at the tactics of Donald Trump's ICE Agents, rounding up and detaining thousands of men, women and children. Surely that couldn't happen here?

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George Newhouse Apr 20, 2026
Experts warn risk of Chinese influence in the Pacific

Kiribati is the latest Pacific Island nation being increasingly infiltrated by Chinese policing influences, causing concern for historic democratic partners.

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Apr 6, 2026
'Our Medicine' returns with focus on First Nations care and community-led healing

An Aboriginal Liaison Officer walks the halls of Armadale Health Service just outside Boorloo/Perth in season two of NITV's Our Medicine, her infectious laugh carrying beyond the rooms she visits.

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Mar 23, 2026
Nyul Nyul man honoured at WA Rural Health Excellence Awards

A Nyul Nyul man from the Kimberley has been recognised for his contribution to Aboriginal health at this year's WA Rural Health Excellence Awards.

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Mar 17, 2026
Kimberley health leaders acknowledge Pat Turner’s many years of service

Health leaders in Western Australia's Kimberley have acknowledged the retirement of long-serving National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (NACCHO) chief executive Pat Turner.

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Mar 10, 2026
Forum reflects growing Indigenous leadership in carbon and nature repair markets

Indigenous carbon project delivered a powerful industry statement at last month's 2nd annual National Indigenous Carbon Forum. Hosted by the Indigenous Carbon Industry Network (ICIN), the Forum combin...

Callan Morse Callan Morse Mar 6, 2026
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