Indigenous Governance
Yamatji and Noongar man Ben Wyatt has been appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia, recognising a career which has moved across politics, Indigenous affairs, corporate governance and the not-fo...
The AIATSIS Summit on the Gold Coast has heard Pacific leaders call for traditional knowledge to be treated as a living system for governance, education, climate response and leadership.
Key points• New APY general manager Trent Wilkinson says sacking breached code of conduct• Lawyers for Mr Wilkinson have said his position still stands• 'Sacking' follows APY governance...
There is an uncomfortable truth about how leadership and governance spaces in this country operate. They are not always built on merit alone. They are built on familiarity. On visibility.
Federal funding cuts have forced Métis Nation-Saskatchewan (MN-S), to end its mental health counselling program, prompting concern from First Nations Canadians who rely on the service.
The Australian Indigenous Education Foundation (AIEF) has appointed Wyatt Cook-Revell as a Non-Executive Director, strengthening Indigenous representation and lived experience on its Board.
The biennial Indigenous Governance Awards for 2026 have been launched, with First Nations organisations encouraged to apply for a share of $60,000, alongside professional development, media exposure a...
The chief executive officer of one of seven organisations covered by Australia's largest Native Title settlement has departed barely a month after members expressed governance concerns at its recent a...
Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) has marked a potential break from a protracted turbulent period with the appointment of Trent Wilkinson as the organisation's new General Manager.
The impact of a federal governance probe on one of the seven organisations covered by Australia's biggest Native Title settlement will be tested on Saturday at its highly-anticipated Annual General Me...
The administration offices of the APY Lands in Umuwa have been raided by South Australian police. On Wednesday officers removed boxes of documentation and told staff to vacate the premises during the...
A South Australian parliamentary inquiry examining governance and alleged corruption issues in the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands has been halted at the eleventh hour.
Governance is in the spotlight at the Whadjuk Aboriginal Corporation after a tumultuous six months that has culminated in the resignation on Wednesday of its chairman Reg Yarran.