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Women's healing camps making an impact for Queensland school students
EREA Flexible Schools offers an encouraging, communal and culture-embedded women...
Jarred Cross 9 Nov 2026
NT Government's claims of falling crime challenged over data transparency
The Northern Territory Government has been accused of cherry-picking data to arg...
Dechlan Brennan 9 Nov 2026
Torres Strait Islander woman becomes first in family to graduate from university
Torres Strait Islander woman Ramona Weston has become the first person in her fa...
Joseph Guenzler 4 Nov 2026
Wakka Wakka researcher honours family and culture through postgraduate studies
Wakka Wakka and Kemer Kemer Meriam Nation woman Llewellyn Saltner has completed...
Joseph Guenzler 3 Nov 2026
Indigenous educators strengthening culture and connection in Queensland schools
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander educators are helping strengthen cultural...
Joseph Guenzler 29 Oct 2026
Many Indigenous people now study and teach at Australian universities – but they are still excluded

When I graduated from high school more than 25 years ago, I received a phone call. I hadn't met the caller, but they knew of me. They informed me that, according to their records, I was one of only 50...

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Tristan Kennedy Oct 23, 2026
Indigenous students call for greater cultural education and action on racism

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students have called for greater cultural education in schools and stronger action against racism following the inaugural Aboriginal Student Voice Symposium in Ne...

Jackson Clark Jackson Clark Oct 19, 2026
New training facilities open doors for Woorabinda students

Students at Wadja Wadja High School in Central Queensland now have greater access to vocational education following the opening of new training facilities in the Indigenous community of Woorabinda.

Jackson Clark Jackson Clark Oct 14, 2026
Indigenous researcher helps communities shape rules of engagement

Gundungurra man Doug Harris is helping First Nations communities shape how government, industry and researchers engage with them while working towards a PhD.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Oct 12, 2026
Murri Watch partnership builds skills for community support

Murri Watch Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation staff have gained nationally recognised qualifications through a partnership with TAFE Queensland aimed at strengthening the organisation'...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Oct 6, 2026
University of Wollongong graduate returns to lead Indigenous strategy and engagement

The University of Wollongong has appointed Dunghutti woman Nyssa Murray as Vice-President, Indigenous Strategy and Engagement. Ms Murray, who commenced her role on Monday, will provide senior Aborigin...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Sep 29, 2026
Brisbane Catholic Education launches inaugural First Nations Student Voice Council

Brisbane Catholic Education has established its inaugural First Nations Student Voice Council, giving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students a role in shaping future policies, programs and sup...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Sep 29, 2026
University of New South Wales launches new Indigenous Strategy

The University of New South Wales has launched a new Indigenous strategy aimed at increasing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leadership and decision-making across the university.

Jackson Clark Jackson Clark Sep 28, 2026
Universities urged to learn from Indigenous education models

A new national report from the Australian Centre for Student Equity and Success says universities could better support students by drawing on lessons from Indigenous education and regional study model...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Sep 15, 2026
RMIT celebrates 30 years of Ngarara Willim Centre

RMIT's Ngarara Willim Centre has marked 30 years of supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students across the University. Ngarara Willim means "gathering place" and "home" in the Woi wurrun...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Sep 14, 2026
National register documenting racism against First Peoples secures $2 million in federal funding

The federal government will provide up to $2 million to support a national register documenting incidents of racism and discrimination against First Nations people.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Sep 3, 2026
Indigenous Literacy Day brings Country into the classroom

Indigenous Literacy Day will highlight the role of Indigenous stories, languages and cultures in children's education with a national celebration on Wednesday, 2 September.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Sep 1, 2026
Yawuru Elder Patrick Dodson honoured for lifetime of leadership and reconciliation

Yawuru Elder and respected Indigenous leader Dr Patrick Dodson has been awarded an Honorary Doctor of Letters by the University of Notre Dame Australia.

Jackson Clark Jackson Clark Aug 31, 2026
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